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LeanPool.NandakumarRamanaRao.NRR.PrimePolyhedron.FoxNeuwirth.MaximalFlagEncodingStepTwo

Step 2: the maximal-flag determinant sign #

For an explicitly coded maximal flag, the successive bar-removal matrix is the permutation matrix of the inverse removal permutation. Its determinant is therefore the sign of the removal permutation. Together with the bottom-cell permutation orientation, this identifies the subdivision coefficient with MaximalFlagCode.coefficient.

Combining this identity with the bijection proved in Step 1 constructs CompleteEncoding, closes the rank-two cancellation theorem, and proves that the top-flag subdivision chain is a genuine mod-p simplicial cycle.

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One successive bar difference is the Kronecker coefficient recording the removed bar.

The complete bar-removal matrix is the inverse-removal permutation matrix.

The bar-removal determinant is the sign of the removal permutation.

The determinant subdivision coefficient agrees with the explicit code coefficient.

Step 1 plus the determinant calculation gives the complete maximal-flag encoding.

The internal rank-two source sums vanish for the actual simplicial chain.

The top-flag subdivision is an unconditional mod-p simplicial cycle.

The best next move after maximal-flag classification: identify the determinant sign and close all finite-combinatorial S3 obligations.