Exact formal inverse-branch calculations for the two explicit examples. These do not assert a general Lagrange–Good or half-pair inversion theorem.
The geometric series, defined coefficientwise.
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- GaussianMomentsCounterexamples.geometricSeries = PowerSeries.mk fun (x : ℕ) => 1
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The branch t/(1-t), with formal division by a unit.
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The explicit polynomial map H from the discovery calculation.
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The formal branch (t, t/(1-t)) of the discovery vector field.
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The polynomial map whose evaluation is discoveryH.
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The displayed branch is the unique solution of g=tH(g).
The Jacobian matrix of H evaluated on the branch.
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The displayed matrix is the actual polynomial Jacobian evaluated on the branch.
The quadratic coefficient v in the three-variable construction.
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- GaussianMomentsCounterexamples.halfPairV z = -PowerSeries.C (1 / 2) * (1 + z) * (2 + z)
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The polynomial h(z)=1+z in the three-variable discovery formula.
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The normalized inverse square root is 1-t: its square times the radicand is one.
Constant coefficient one selects the unique inverse square-root branch.
The normalized inverse square-root factor cancels the denominator exactly.