Core 095, first Atanasov--Ranganathan chamber #
This is the B ≥ C chamber of the first-family picture. The moving chip is
on slot 3, at distance P = B - C from the vertex 1. The two window
profiles below are exactly the two Dhar moves recorded in the reassessment
note: the first reaches vertex 1, and the second simultaneously reaches
vertices 2 and 3.
The proof deliberately uses only signed-window endpoint identities. Thus the rather complicated firing scripts on arbitrary subdivisions are never expanded vertex-by-vertex.
The excess of the d--f slot over the e--c slot.
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- LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.CaseOne.P length = LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.B length - LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.C length
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The common depth of the three positive windows in the first Dhar move.
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- LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.CaseOne.m length = min (LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.CaseOne.P length) (min (LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.X length) (LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.Delta length))
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The third chip in the chamber B ≥ C.
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- LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.CaseOne.p length hLength _hBC = (LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.Spec length hLength).pathVertex 3 ⟨LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.CaseOne.P length, ⋯⟩
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The signed-window profile reaching the vertex d=1.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The profile used for both e=2 and f=3.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Exact sparse endpoint divisor of the common e/f profile.
The first Dhar profile reaches d=1.
The second Dhar profile reaches e=2.
The same second profile reaches f=3.
The first Core-095 chamber proves the genus-four degree-three pencil.