Exterior geometry for the zero-place slice argument #
The quartic exclusion leaves two six-variable complementary quadratic geometries. The type-A form is decomposable and its linear annihilator is exactly its two-dimensional support. The type-B form has alternating rank four and therefore has no nonzero linear annihilator. Everything below is proved from fixed exterior coordinates; no circuits or truth tables are enumerated.
The two anchor variables used to slice the Boolean identities.
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The second polynomial constant coefficient, used as a slice anchor.
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The first complementary target directions.
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The second polynomial linear coefficient, complementary to its slice anchor.
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Sums of the three variables complementary to the zero place.
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The sum of the three second-polynomial input variables away from the zero-place anchor.
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Type A complementary quadratic part.
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The extra infinity-place term producing type B.
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Type B complementary quadratic part.
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The plane spanned by the complementary evaluation-at-one input directions.
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The annihilator of the decomposable type-A quadratic is its support plane.
The type-B form has alternating rank four. The selected triples expose two independent cross blocks and force every coordinate of an annihilating linear form to vanish.