Basic properties of the six-point endpoint #
This file records the rational bounds built into IsEndpointPair and the
order-theoretic consequences of defining cStar as an infimum. The strict
lower bound for sStar requires uniqueness of the isolated first coordinate.
The polynomial residual obtained by squaring the endpoint balance equation.
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The residual of the endpoint Gram equation.
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The signed polynomial system used to isolate the exact endpoint pair.
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The radical balance equation implies its exact polynomial equation.
The Gram equation says exactly that its residual vanishes.
An endpoint pair satisfies the signed polynomial isolation system.
The sign conditions in the polynomial system undo both squaring steps.
The first coordinates of endpoint pairs have a uniform rational lower bound.
The lower endpoint of the isolation box is a lower bound for cStar.
If an endpoint pair exists, cStar lies below the upper edge of its box.
Existence of an endpoint pair gives the elementary bounds used later.
A unique first coordinate of an endpoint pair is the infimum cStar.
A uniquely isolated endpoint pair identifies sStar exactly.