Exact order of the halved flag graph #
This file carries out the double count in Proposition 3.1. A complete flag
is the same thing as an even partial flag together with a compatible odd
partial flag. The equivalence is explicit, and the fibre over every even
partial flag has the exact cardinality (q + 1)^k proved in
CompletionCount. Combining that equality with the exact q-factorial
enumeration of complete flags gives both the multiplication form and the
division form of the paper's vertex-count formula.
Lean Pool port of wewantmoore commit d59bd80ea93fabb9faf769e790ab47692645e022. The port adds a namespace and adapts proofs to the current Mathlib APIs and repository style.
The dependent type of compatible even/odd partial-flag pairs.
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Splitting a complete flag into its parity parts is an equivalence onto the type of compatible pairs. This is the precise bijection used in the double count.
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Exact double-counting identity before inserting the q-factorial formula: the number of complete flags is the number of even partial flags times the constant compatible-completion multiplicity.
Equation (6) of the write-up in multiplication form. This form records the exact double count without relying on truncated natural-number division.
Equation (6) of the write-up in its displayed division form.
The same exact formula for the recursively split coordinate model used by the big-cell construction.