Rational and degree-two places #
The 4 × 4 Hankel rank-two classification is intentionally concrete. It is
a closed calculation on 128 coefficient vectors and 16 cubic minors, not a
search over circuits. Subsequent proofs consume the named rational, tangent,
and degree-two-place families rather than raw bit patterns.
Determinant of a 3 × 3 matrix in characteristic two.
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A cubic minor obtained by deleting one row and one column.
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Algebraic rank-at-most-two condition: all 3 × 3 minors vanish.
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- UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.HankelRankLETwo c = ∀ (dropRow dropCol : Fin 4), UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.hankelMinorThree c dropRow dropCol = 0
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The sixteen coefficient words in the manuscript's rank-at-most-two table, including zero.
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Complete binary rank-two Hankel classification.
Direct algebraic description of the rational-place span.
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Six tangent words followed by the three nonzero degree-two-place words.
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Every nonzero rank-at-most-two target outside the rational-place span is one of the six rational tangents or one of the three degree-two-place forms.
The target coefficient space of the irreducible quadratic place.
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The first Hasse-jet direction at each rational place, with its translate by the place itself.
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