Cardinal-bounded leading-class integer-part splitting #
This module restricts LM24, Fact 2.4.2(5) to Hahn series with support cardinality less than
κ. The forward split always respects the bound on every inner coefficient. For the inverse,
regularity of κ ensures that flattening the countable outer support over the Archimedean
stratum, whose coefficients each have support smaller than κ, again has support smaller than
κ.
The regularity hypothesis records the exact set-sized cardinal closure used here. It is not folded into the printed statement of LM24, where the intended omnific Hahn field has a proper-class exponent group and every individual support remains a set.
Embed the bounded inner Hahn field into the full inner Hahn field.
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Forget the cardinal bound on every coefficient of an outer nonpositive Hahn series.
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Forgetting bounded inner coefficients preserves their underlying Hahn series.
Forget the inner cardinal bounds on a split truncation integer part.
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Forgetting the target bound acts by forgetting every inner coefficient.
Forgetting bounds after the bounded split recovers the full integer-part split.
Forgetting bounded inner coefficients is injective on the split integer part.
The leading-class split as a ring homomorphism on cardinal-bounded integer parts.
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The bounded split ring homomorphism applies by the bounded split construction.
The bounded fixed integer part is the preimage of the full fixed integer part under the bound-forgetting homomorphism.
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Forget the cardinal bound on a bounded fixed integer-part element.
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Forgetting a bounded fixed element uses the underlying bound-forgetting homomorphism.
Forgetting the bound is injective on bounded fixed integer-part elements.
Restrict the bounded split homomorphism to the bounded fixed integer part.
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The fixed bounded split is the unrestricted bounded split of the underlying element.
Forgetting bounds commutes with the fixed integer-part split.
The full unsplit of a bounded outer integer-part element still has support smaller than a
regular κ.
Unsplit a bounded outer integer-part element and retain the support-cardinality witness.
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Forgetting the source bound after bounded unsplitting recovers the full unsplit.
For regular κ, the bounded fixed integer part is equivalent to the outer integer part over
the bounded inner coefficient integer part.
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The bounded fixed equivalence applies by the bounded split ring homomorphism.
The inverse bounded fixed equivalence is the bounded unsplit construction.
Membership in the bounded fixed integer part is invariance under the closed-class cut.