Algebraic feedback-state lemmas #
The feedback state has quadratic target space
S = ⟨E₀,E₁,E₆,r₁⟩. The only relation among its six pair wedges is
E₀ ∧ E₁ = 0. We prove this from the five coordinate rows displayed in
the manuscript and derive the zero-wedge structure needed by the low--low
second-feedback exclusion.
Coordinates in the basis consisting of the first, second, last, and evaluation-at-one targets.
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Represent feedback coordinates in the target coefficient space.
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A two-by-two minor of the two feedback coordinate vectors.
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- UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.feedbackMinor q c i j = q i * c j + q j * c i
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The feedback vector lies in the plane of the first two target coefficients.
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- UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.InFirstJetPlane q = (q 2 = 0 ∧ q 3 = 0)
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Zero-wedge structure in S: either the two directions are dependent,
or both lie in ⟨E₀,E₁⟩.
Row-wise form used by the ANF quartic bridge. These are precisely the five displayed rows of the manuscript's zero-wedge matrix.
The second-jet coefficient vector with its two lower-order parameters.
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Wedge by any second-jet representative is injective on the feedback
state S.
Four-row version of second-jet injectivity, matching the explicit minor in the manuscript.
The alternating rank of a second-jet representative is at least four; equivalently, wedging it with a vector is injective.