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LeanPool.NandakumarRamanaRao.NRR.PrimePolyhedron.FoxNeuwirth.EquivariantPrismGenericityPolynomials

Genericity polynomials for the equivariant refined prism #

The global parameter type from EquivariantPrismVertexParameters already enforces shared-vertex compatibility and prime equivariance. This file records the two algebraic degeneracy families used by the refined prism perturbation.

Both constructions are literal multivariate polynomials over the finite orbit parameter type. Evaluation lemmas identify them with the corresponding real matrices reconstructed from an assignment. A final sum type packages the two finite families for direct use with FiniteMultivariateGenericPerturbation.exists_small_positive_generic.

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The multivariate-polynomial ring attached to the finite equivariant prism parameter space.

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    The coordinate variable attached to a sampled global vertex and a coordinate label.

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      The polynomial coordinate vector at one local refined-prism vertex occurrence.

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        Fixed difference coordinate in the polynomial ring.

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          The real vertex map reconstructed on one refined prism simplex.

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            The polynomial augmented deviation matrix on the facet omitting vertex k.

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              The facet determinant polynomial for one local refined-prism simplex.

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                Evaluation of the polynomial facet matrix is the real facet matrix of the reconstructed local vertex map.

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                An ordered codimension-two face is encoded by first omitting one vertex and then omitting one vertex of the resulting facet. This representation is finite and avoids choosing an ordering on unordered pairs.

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                  The second omission index, cast to the syntactic successor form needed by Fin.succAbove.

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                    The vertex retained in an ordered codimension-two face after the two omissions.

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                      The polynomial deviation matrix on the vertices of an ordered codimension-two face. Rows are fixed deviation coordinates and columns are the p-1 retained vertices.

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                        The codimension-two deviation-minor polynomial.

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                          The corresponding real deviation matrix reconstructed from an assignment.

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                            Evaluation of the polynomial codimension-two matrix gives the corresponding real matrix.

                            The codimension-two minor polynomial evaluates to the corresponding real determinant.

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                            Finite indices for all facet-determinant and codimension-two-minor degeneracies.

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                              The combined finite polynomial family used by the generic perturbation theorem.

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                                Evaluation of the combined family, split into its two geometric meanings.