Checked genus-four rank-one core cuts #
A proof-free core articulation is sufficient for the genus-four critical
pencil when its factor genera are (2,2), or (3,1) with the genus-one
side two-regular. The checker and its soundness theorem are public and apply
uniformly to every positive subdivision.
The three finite factor alternatives consumed by the genus-four wedge theorems. The two-regular condition is required only on a genus-one side.
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- c.GenusFourRankOneAlternatives = (c.leftGenus = 2 ∧ c.rightGenus = 2 ∨ c.leftGenus = 3 ∧ c.RightTwoRegular ∧ c.rightGenus = 1 ∨ c.LeftTwoRegular ∧ c.leftGenus = 1 ∧ c.rightGenus = 3)
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Exact mathematical conditions for the genus-four cut argument.
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- c.GenusFourRankOneConditions = (c.Valid ∧ core.Connected ∧ c.GenusFourRankOneAlternatives)
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Finite checker for the three allowed factor configurations.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Kernel-cheap finite checker for the complete genus-four cut condition. Connectivity is supplied by local rooted spanning-tree data rather than the exponential all-cuts checker.
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- c.genusFourRankOneCheck tree = (c.check && tree.check && c.genusFourRankOneAlternativesCheck)
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The finite Boolean alternatives match the three factor configurations.
The executable checker implements the cut, spanning-tree, and factor conditions exactly.
Accepted cheap checker data imply the mathematical conditions used by the subdivision theorem.
Accepted genus-four cut data makes every positive subdivision connected.
The finite factor alternatives force ambient genus four, independently of the subdivision lengths.
A checked (2,2) or rigid (3,1) core cut supplies the critical
degree-three rank-one divisor on every positive subdivision.
Checker-facing form of the critical genus-four conclusion.