Forced penultimate coordinates #
Algebraic kernel for draft Section 5 and Lean-plan step 9. The two circle systems force the penultimate points to be mirror images; no symmetry is assumed. The previously implicit P5-4 height constraint is named and used explicitly in every distance-subtraction identity.
The two penultimate circle systems force W+R=2c, equal positive
ordinates, and the horizontal class difference.
Canonical mirror-coordinate form with d>0 when A>B.
Ordinate of the nontrivial reflection of (2c,0) across the line
through (c,H) and (c+d,H-Δ).
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The two circle equations have the known intersection (2c,0); every
other intersection has exactly the reflected ordinate from attempt 9.
With the polygon-order sign Hd>cΔ, the nontrivial circle intersection
is above the lower chord; the known intersection is (2c,0).
P5-2, existential form. The left-adjacent lower vertex uses the
partition arc(P,s) + arc(s,x) + {s,x}; its mirror uses
arc(Q,s) + arc(s,Q) + {s}. The hypotheses expose those two different
partitions instead of quantifying one universal partition over both points.