Route B, Step 5: bad-set nullity certificates and finite avoidance #
Step 4 proves that, after fixing a barycentric witness w and all movable
coordinates except one selected scalar orbit, the corresponding scalar fiber is
null whenever one total orbit coefficient is nonzero.
There is an important logical distinction between that statement and nullity of
mixedFaceBadSet: the latter existentially quantifies over an uncountable
simplex of witnesses. Projection of a null subset of a product need not be
null. Consequently no theorem in this file silently promotes the Step 4
fixed-witness result to full bad-set nullity.
Instead this file does two things:
- packages the exact full-set nullity certificate needed by the perturbation selection argument;
- proves that a finite family of certified mixed-face bad sets can be avoided in every positive-volume parameter ball.
Full bad-set nullity requires an elimination theorem
showing that each full mixedFaceBadSet is null. It must use the complete
system of deviation equations (or an equivalent nonzero elimination
polynomial), rather than only one fixed-witness scalar equation.
A checked nullity certificate for one complete mixed-face bad set.
This deliberately concerns mixedFaceBadSet itself, after existential
quantification over all barycentric witnesses. A collection of merely
fixed-witness fiber statements is not sufficient to construct this value.
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The family of all mixed-face cases is finite.
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Full-set nullity certificates imply simultaneous avoidance in any positive-volume parameter ball.
Avoiding every case excludes every mixed positive-ray incidence that has a positive movable witness.
Step 4 supplies a null scalar fiber for every fixed witness carrying a nonzero selected-orbit coefficient. This theorem records the valid local input, without making the invalid projection inference.
The elimination property for a mixed-face case.
A proof of this proposition must control the existential barycentric witness. It can be obtained, for example, by deriving a nonzero polynomial obstruction in the remaining movable parameters whose zero set contains the complete bad set.
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The elimination property is exactly the certificate consumed by the finite avoidance theorem.