Finite chart span and exhaustion for Zhou's §4 detector. Paper: §4.
The zero polynomial occurs at every finite chart level. Paper: §4.
The constant polynomial is represented at the first positive chart level. Paper: §4.
The constant polynomial persists under chart enlargement. Paper: §4.
The cyclic coordinate successor closes after two steps. Paper: §4.
The second cyclic successor reduces to the remaining coordinate. Paper: §4.
A characteristic-two six-square identity isolates one diagonal coordinate. Paper: §4.
A bounded scalar multiple of a coordinate diagonal lies in a finite chart span. Paper: §4.
Every coordinate diagonal has the same finite-chart membership property. Paper: §4.
A cross term on two distinct coordinates expands into four chart squares. Paper: §4.
A same-coordinate cross term reduces to three diagonal squares. Paper: §4.
Same-coordinate cross terms with bounded coefficients lie in a finite chart span. Paper: §4.
The symmetric cross term is additive in its left input. Paper: §4.
The symmetric cross term is additive in its right input. Paper: §4.
A diagonal tensor decomposes into coordinate diagonals and pairwise cross terms. Paper: §4.
The symmetric cross term is invariant under exchanging its inputs. Paper: §4.
Every bounded cross term on distinct standard coordinates is chart-generated. Paper: §4.
A vector with bounded coordinates has its diagonal in one finite chart span. Paper: §4.
A polynomial is represented by a finite coefficient chart. Paper: §4.
Every vector diagonal is captured by a finite chart span. Paper: §4.
The square span has symmetry and finite-chart witnesses. Paper: §2 and §4.
Every fixed tensor-module element is captured by a finite chart span. Paper: §2 and §4.