Restriction to reduced nodes #
The reduced bases form a nonempty finite join-closed set. Restriction to this set preserves every local contribution, since a non-reduced base has zero local weight. The resulting flag has the same proper points, viewed through the inclusion of its nodes in the original flag.
The join-closed set of bases which occur among the proper points.
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- Φ.ReducedNode = { x : Φ.flag.Node // Φ.IsReducedElement x }
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- Φ.instOrderTopReducedNode = { top := Finset.univ.sup' ⋯ id, le_top := ⋯ }
The convex flag obtained by retaining just the reduced nodes.
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The inclusion of points of the restricted flag in the original flag.
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A point whose base is reduced can be viewed in the restricted flag.
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Convex combinations in the original flag descend to the restricted flag whenever all the displayed bases are reduced.
Inclusion into the original flag preserves convex combinations. The finite join of the active bases is reduced, so it can be used to compare the two least-upper-bound conditions.
The original representation restricted to the reduced nodes.
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Inclusion identifies the proper-point set of the restricted data with the original proper points whose bases lie in the restriction.
Restrict a decomposition to its reduced nodes. No local mass is lost. The odd-modulus assumption ensures that zero local lifts detect exactly zero local finite-field weights.
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Removing non-reduced nodes cannot increase the number of nodes.
Every original proper point is retained: its base is reduced by definition. Thus inclusion identifies the two full proper-point sets.
Every retained node is reduced in the restricted decomposition.
Restriction preserves the same coordinate bound at every retained node.
The ambient affine spans and affine integer generating sets at retained nodes are unchanged, so minimality is preserved.
The face index computed after restriction is the same original node. Every face index is reduced, which makes it available in the restriction.
Restriction preserves completeness with the same thresholds at every retained node and the same parameters.