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LeanPool.BooleanMultiplication.N4.JetSeparation

First-jet separation #

This is the coordinate-linear heart of the manuscript's jet-separation lemma. Modulo the feedback state S = ⟨E₀,E₁,E₆,r₁⟩, a target has only three coordinates A E₂ + B E₃ + C E₄. One outside--outside coefficient kills C; the four remaining outside slices force A = B = 0 unless the auxiliary two-plane is exactly the anchor plane.

The target subspace spanned by the first two coefficients, the last, and evaluation at one.

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    The second coefficient relative to the evaluation-at-one component.

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      The third coefficient relative to the evaluation-at-one component.

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        The fourth coefficient relative to the evaluation-at-one component.

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          The feedback-subspace component in the chosen target decomposition.

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            The three remaining target coordinates after removing the feedback component.

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              The third first-input slice of the residual jet coefficients.

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                The third second-input slice of the residual jet coefficients.

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                  theorem UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.jet_separation (U : Submodule F₂ LinearForm) (hUdim : Module.finrank F₂ ↥U ≤ 2) (hUne : U ≠ anchorPlane) (c : TargetCoeff) (hOutside : targetTwo (jetResidualCoeff c) (aCoord 2) (bCoord 2) = 0) (hA2 : jetSliceA2 c ∈ U) (hA3 : jetSliceA3 c ∈ U) (hB2 : jetSliceB2 c ∈ U) (hB3 : jetSliceB3 c ∈ U) :

                  Jet separation in the exact algebraic interface used later: the outside--outside part vanishes and all four outside slice vectors lie in a subspace of dimension at most two different from the anchor plane.