From slope form to the original coefficient form #
The bookkeeping step from the normalized slope count to the coefficient
statement of the original conjecture: dividing the coefficient equation
v₁ x + v₂ y + (v₁+v₂) z = 0 through by v₁ turns it into the normalized
equation at slope ρ = v₂/v₁.
coefficientTripleCount itself is the audited definition from
KasamiCyclicAdditive.Statement.Definitions.
Assembly/CoefficientReduction.lean and Assembly/Normalization.lean import
this module; coefficient_form_nat_of_slope_form is what carries the assembled
slope theorem back to the coefficient form of the original conjecture.
Dividing the coefficient equation by v₁ gives the normalized slope
ρ=v₂/v₁. No characteristic-two hypothesis is needed for this bookkeeping
identity.
Distinct nonzero coefficients give an admissible normalized slope.
Any theorem proved uniformly for all admissible slopes immediately yields the original coefficient-form theorem.
Natural-number version of the original coefficient statement, obtained from a slope theorem with the standard real main term.