Cubic seed and first-feedback interfaces #
After quartic exclusion the normalized seed is the product of two rational-low
factors with dependent quadratic parts. This file packages the resulting
exterior normal form at circuit level. The package records both homogeneous
parts needed later: the nonzero anchored cubic N ∧ G and its Boolean
quadratic companion ρ G + z ∧ N + κ_G(N).
No circuit configurations are enumerated here; the proof is obtained from the
three algebraic dependency cases in low_product_quadratic_normal_form.
Complete homogeneous normal form of a cubic seed arising from the normalized rational prefix.
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The normalized seed has the manuscript's anchored cubic normal form and the matching quadratic shadow.
A degree-three ANF with zero cubic homogeneous part is in fact of degree at most two.
Coefficient reconstruction in degrees zero and one.
A degree-at-most-two ANF whose quadratic shadow is in the rational-place
span belongs to the rational-low state Aff + R.
The manuscript's seed-coset representative M (z + G), with all lower
terms absorbed into Aff + R.
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Upgrade the homogeneous seed normal form to an equality modulo the rational-low state.
Multiplication by a quadratic target sees only the cubic homogeneous part in degree five.
Classified algebraic output of a seed-using useful child at a specified rational place. Indexing by the place keeps every later normalization tied to the very same feedback witness.
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Classified algebraic output of a seed-using useful child after quartic exclusion. Right idempotence makes the low factor a rational singleton and the new target its first tangent.
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A seed-using branch of the first useful child has the classified cubic feedback form.
Degree five in the left idempotence identity forces a rational cubic to share the zero-place anchor of a tangent target.
The three place-normalizing changes of variables are involutions on linear forms.
The corresponding permutation of rational-place coefficients is also an involution.
Place normalization preserves the rational-low state.
Nonzero anchored rational cubics remain nonzero under place normalization. The proof uses involutivity and rational-low reconstruction, not a rank computation.
Seed data after normalizing the specified classified feedback place to zero.
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The normalized cubic anchor form holds at some rational place.
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- UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.NormalizedCubicAnchorForm g = ∃ (theta : Fin 3), UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.NormalizedCubicAnchorFormAt theta g
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A classified seed-using feedback forces the normalized seed cubic to be anchored at the feedback place.
Canonical zero-place representative of the seed coset.
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Extra rational-place components in an anchored cubic contribute only a
rational-low correction, so the seed coset has the canonical M(z+E₀)
representative.
Circuit-level endpoint of the cubic annihilator/degree-five argument for a seed-using first child.