Minimal finite-field representations after changing lattice coordinates #
Restrict each ambient affine space to the span of its cumulative support. An affine left inverse of the modular lattice chart then gives a surjective representation in the new coordinates, compatible with all transitions.
The minimal ambient affine space at a node.
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- EGZ.FlagDecomposition.Rechart.space Φ x = affineSpan (ZMod p) {v : EGZ.FpCoord p d | Φ.cumulativeWeight x v ≠ 0}
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The old representation expressed through an affine left inverse of the modular chart. The definition is an affine map on the whole ambient space.
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- EGZ.FlagDecomposition.Rechart.map Φ C x = (EGZ.affineLeftInverse ((EGZ.FlagDecomposition.Rechart.chart Φ C x).modp p)).comp (Φ.representation.map x)
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Retraction through a chart recovers the original representation on the full minimal ambient affine space.
The new representation takes the residue of a charted support point to its new finite-field coordinates.
The representation image of the old cumulative support is exactly the reduction of the coordinate support of the lattice chart.
The finite-field representation in minimal lattice and ambient affine coordinates. Modular injectivity is the only chart hypothesis.
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