Nontriviality of the equivariant prism genericity polynomials #
The finite perturbation theorem applies only after every determinant polynomial in the combined family is known to be nonzero. The essential point is that the scalar orbit parameters occurring at the vertices of one refined prism simplex are independent: two local scalar sites can represent the same diagonal prime orbit only when both the local vertex and the coordinate label agree.
Once this local independence is exposed, an arbitrary collection of vectors can be prescribed at the vertices of one fixed prism simplex. For a facet determinant we prescribe a triangular augmented-deviation matrix with diagonal one. For a codimension-two minor we prescribe the identity deviation matrix. Evaluation at the corresponding assignments proves that the two polynomial families, and hence the combined family, are nonzero.
Injectivity of the affine subdivision charts #
One barycentric-subdivision affine map is injective.
Every iterated barycentric-subdivision affine composite is injective.
The affine realization chart of a strict order-complex simplex is injective.
A refined spatial chart is injective.
The staircase map is an affine isomorphism onto the selected prism simplex. The following coordinate proof recovers every barycentric coefficient from the spatial aggregate and interval coordinate.
Transport a spatial label to the maximal-simplex indexing type.
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Spatial weights away from the doubled staircase vertex recover a unique domain coordinate.
Spatial weights above the doubled staircase vertex recover the successor domain coordinate.
The doubled spatial coordinate is the sum of the two staircase coordinates.
The interval coordinate is the sum of all domain coordinates strictly above the staircase cut.
The interval coordinate splits into the upper pivot coordinate and the spatial tail.
The staircase chart is injective.
Every refined prism chart is injective.
The vertices of one refined prism simplex are pairwise distinct.
Separation under the prime action #
A prime translate of a point in one strict simplex can lie in that same simplex only for the identity group element.
No two different vertices of one refined prism simplex lie in the same prime orbit.
Local scalar-site independence and assignment realization #
Parameter represented by one scalar coordinate at one local prism vertex.
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Scalar sites at the vertices of one fixed refined prism simplex give distinct orbit parameters.
Assignment obtained by prescribing arbitrary full coordinate vectors at the vertices of one fixed refined prism simplex.
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The local realizing assignment takes the prescribed scalar values.
The prescribed vectors are reconstructed at every vertex of the selected local simplex.
Explicit witnesses for the two determinant families #
The fixed difference-coordinate labels are injective.
No fixed difference-coordinate label is the omitted label.
Target values making the selected facet matrix lower triangular with diagonal one.
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Values of the facet witness on retained vertices.
The real facet matrix produced by the witness assignment is triangular with diagonal one.
The explicit facet witness has determinant one.
Target values making a selected codimension-two deviation matrix the identity.
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Values of the codimension-two witness on retained vertices.
The codimension-two witness evaluates to the identity deviation matrix.
Every facet determinant polynomial is nonzero.
Every codimension-two minor polynomial is nonzero.
Every polynomial in the combined finite prism-genericity family is nonzero.
Public nontriviality theorem for the combined finite genericity family.