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LeanPool.NandakumarRamanaRao.NRR.PrimePolyhedron.FoxNeuwirth.ModPOrbitCycle

The Fox--Neuwirth top chain modulo a prime, at the cell-orbit level #

A codimension-one orbit is determined by a proper split 0 < k < p. Its coefficient in the boundary of the oriented top chain is the orientation of the lower-dimensional cell multiplied by the number p.choose k of order-preserving shuffles. For prime p this multiplicity is divisible by p, so every orbit boundary coefficient vanishes in ZMod p.

The module deliberately records the orbit-summed coefficient used in the pseudomanifold argument. It does not identify the disjoint simplex atlas with the glued Blagojevic--Ziegler polyhedron; that regular-cell realization and the subsequent separator construction are separate topological steps.

A proper split of p labels into two nonempty consecutive blocks.

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    Coefficient assigned to an oriented top cell. Multiplying by the signed facet incidence removes the top-cell orientation, leaving one copy of the facet orientation per shuffle.

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      The oriented top coefficient is supported exactly on top cells.

      A supported top cell contributes precisely the chosen orientation of its facet.

      Unsigned orbit-summed boundary coefficient for a proper split.

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        Every proper-split orbit coefficient vanishes modulo a prime.

        Oriented orbit-summed boundary coefficient at a codimension-one cell.

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          The oriented coefficient also vanishes modulo p.