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MazurTorsion.Kubert.OrderSevenBacktrackingSymmetry

Order-three symmetry of the order-seven backtracking cofactors #

The fractional-linear parameter transformation d ↦ 1 / (1 - d) cyclically permutes the three canonical degree-seven division cofactors and preserves the selection cofactor up to scale. The accompanying affine change of the polynomial variable is explicit, so a coprimality certificate for one division cofactor can be transported to the other two.

The division identities check the stored coefficient tables directly. The selection identity instead transports the structural Tate and dual-kernel factorizations, then cancels their certified common factor.

The order-three transformation of the order-seven Hauptmodul parameter.

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    The order-three transform stays away from zero when the original parameter stays away from one.

    The order-three transform stays away from one when the original parameter stays away from zero.

    The cubic singular factor is preserved up to a nonzero cube by the order-three parameter symmetry.

    The order-three parameter symmetry sends the first division cofactor to the second.

    The order-three parameter symmetry sends the second division cofactor to the third.

    The order-three parameter symmetry sends the third division cofactor back to the first.

    The selection cofactor is preserved up to scale by the order-three parameter symmetry.

    Coprimality with the first division cofactor at the transformed parameter transports to coprimality with the second cofactor.

    Coprimality with the second division cofactor at the transformed parameter transports to coprimality with the third cofactor.