Cubic seed normal form #
This file formalizes the exterior-algebra core of the manuscript's low-product normal form. It is deliberately independent of circuit syntax: two rational-place quadratic parts with vanishing quartic wedge share one quadratic direction, and the remaining cubic is a single vector wedged with that direction.
Cubic high part of a product whose linear factors are ell,m and whose
quadratic factors have rational-place coefficient words α,β.
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Boolean degree-lowering contraction: the quadratic part created when a linear form multiplies a quadratic form and repeats one of its variables.
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- UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.booleanContraction ell q i j = (ell i + ell j) * q i j
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Quadratic terms created by multiplying identical quadratic monomials.
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- UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.twoHadamard q c i j = q i j * c i j
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Boolean contraction along a rational-place support only rescales that
place. The two support vectors use disjoint A and B coordinates.
Complete quadratic shadow of a product
(a + ell + Q) * (b + m + C).
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Exterior low-product normal form. The equality wedgeTwo Q C = 0
forces the two rational coefficient vectors to be dependent. The three
possible dependencies over F₂ give the normal form directly.
The quadratic companion to low_product_normal_form_exterior, including
the Boolean contraction κ_G(N). The remaining scalar multiple of G lies
in the rational target space.
The same companion normal form without assuming the cubic part is nonzero. This is the form used by prefix rigidity.
Cubic target-annihilator map in the concrete exterior coordinates.
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Target coefficient vectors whose two-form wedges to zero with the given three-form.
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The anchor and its first Hasse jet always annihilate a cubic anchored at the rational place zero. This is the algebraic source of the baseline two-dimensional annihilator in the manuscript.
The plane spanned by the constant and first product coefficients.