The degree-six seed-plane equation #
The manuscript's degree-six identity is recorded through one squarefree coefficient. On the three rational-place quadratic directions this coefficient is their alternating determinant. Degree subadditivity removes every term containing an affine factor, so no large exterior-power coordinate space or circuit enumeration is needed.
Extract the designated degree-six coefficient of an ANF.
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- UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.anfSexticProbe = { toFun := fun (p : UnrestrictedBooleanMul.ANF 8) => p.coeff { vars := UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.sexticProbeSet }, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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The characteristic-two determinant of three rational-place coefficient vectors.
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The selected sextic coefficient of three rational quadratics is exactly the determinant of their three coefficient vectors.
In a product of three rational-low factors, the sextic probe sees only the three rational quadratic parts.
The degree-six part of a seed-using target equation forces the rational quadratic part of the feedback factor into the seed coefficient plane. This lemma records the determinant equation; the finite three-dimensional plane criterion below turns it into explicit span membership.
The third rational coefficient vector belongs to the span of the first two.
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- UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.InRationalCoeffPlane alpha beta delta = ∃ (p : UnrestrictedBooleanMul.F₂) (q : UnrestrictedBooleanMul.F₂), delta = p • alpha + q • beta
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- UnrestrictedBooleanMul.N4.instDecidableInRationalCoeffPlane alpha beta delta = id inferInstance
In F₂³, a zero determinant against two independent vectors is
equivalent to membership in their plane.