Region inequalities for the exact Moore range #
The parameter inequalities consumed by the exact non-backtracking argument on
a degree-3-separated obstruction at n ≥ 48. Notation:
X = excessX n G, h = |V₉ᶜ| (the heavies deg ≥ 5), v = |V₉|, n_g the giant count.
giant_le_two— the giant censusn_g ≤ 2, fromhoarding_lawandgiant_excess_bound.master_dprime— MASTER'':10·X + 7·h ≤ 4·n − 186, assembled byomegafromslots_p_row,p_choke_row_unconditional,heavy_class_ledger,heavy_class_disjointandgiant_le_two. Sharper reach thanmaster_prime_57(n ≥ 48vsn ≥ 57) at the slightly weaker constant−186, avoiding the credit-4 heavy budget.- the V₉ 2-core parameter rows the assembly feeds to the girth kill:
v9_card_add_compl(v = n − h) andt9_window(X + 3h + 4 ≤ n, the kill-template positivity).
Everything is sorry-free and axiom-clean ([propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]).
The giant census n_g ≤ 2. On a never-firing starved census at n ≥ 48, hoarding
(3X + 32 ≤ n + 3·n_g) and the giant bound (n_g·(n − 20) ≤ 9X) are jointly infeasible for
n_g ≥ 3: substituting n = d + 20, the two rows force (n_g − 3)·(d − 28) < 9(n_g − 4), which
nlinarith refutes. So at most two giants survive.
Master finite-band inequality. A degree-3-separated obstruction
(m = 2(n−2), δ ≥ 3, hs0, ¬ algConn ≤ 2) satisfies 10·X + 7·h ≤ 4·n − 186
(X = excessX n G, h = |V₉ᶜ|). Assembled by omega: the slots row forces
t₄ ≥ 24 + 2X − p − h₆₊ − 4·n_g; the choke row then gives 17X + p + 200 ≤ 4n + 7·h₆₊ + 28·n_g;
the ledger (h + h₆₊ + 3·n_g ≤ X) and n_g ≤ 2 collapse this to 10X + 7h + 186 ≤ 4n. Reaches
n ≥ 48 (vs master_prime_57's n ≥ 57) without the credit-4 heavy budget.
The kill-template positivity window (X + 3h + 4 ≤ n). From MASTER'' and h ≤ X; its
role is to keep the honest excess t₉ = n − 4 − X − 3h non-negative for the girth kill.