The binary deleted permutation module #
This file constructs the deleted permutation module for an odd finite permutation set. The explicit equivariant retraction is used in the irreducibility proof: every endomorphism of the deleted module extends to the full permutation module, while the all-ones operator restricts to zero.
The binary field used throughout the deleted-module construction.
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The binary permutation module on Ω.
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Sum all coordinates of a vector in the permutation module.
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- SaxlCounterexamples.EveryBase.coordSum = { toFun := fun (f : SaxlCounterexamples.EveryBase.PermMod Ω) => ∑ x : Ω, f x, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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The deleted binary permutation module, i.e. the coordinate-sum kernel.
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The inclusion of the deleted module into the full permutation module.
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Since |Ω| is odd, adding the coordinate sum times the all-ones vector
is an equivariant retraction onto the deleted module.
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Extend a deleted-module endomorphism to the full permutation module by the canonical inclusion/retraction pair.
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The deleted permutation module for the affine group over Fq d.
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The deleted module has the paper's dimension 3^d - 1.
The natural representation of Hq d on its deleted module.
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The characteristic vector of {0,1}, written as a deleted vector.
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Paper Lemma 6.1: the two-point vector gives a regular Hq d-orbit.
Paper Lemma 6.1: the deleted-module action is faithful.
The complement-of-zero vector used in the displayed obstruction.
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The displayed bad seed vector is not regular: every nonidentity square
multiplier fixes both 0 and its complement.
The coordinate map from the deleted module to binary-valued functions.