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LeanPool.NandakumarRamanaRao.NRR.PrimePolyhedron.FoxNeuwirth.TopFlagSubdivision

Top-flag subdivision of the Fox--Neuwirth cellular cycle #

This module implements the concrete simplicial chain required by Step S3 of the simplest route. A maximal order-complex flag has p vertices and p - 1 successive transitions. For each transition we record the change of the bar-indicator vector. The determinant of the resulting square matrix is the sign of the order in which the initial bars are removed. Multiplying by the orientation of the bottom vertex gives the canonical orientation of the subdivided top cell.

The construction has two advantages over the earlier affine block determinant:

The local boundary theorem is rank-two internal cancellation. It is isolated below as an explicit finite statement about the actual chain, rather than hidden in a geometric certificate.

Matrix of successive bar-removal vectors along a maximal strict flag.

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    Canonical permutation orientation of a Fox--Neuwirth cell.

    This is the Mathlib permutation sign of the displayed rank. It is the same parity orientation used by BarredPermutation.orientationSign, but using the library sign directly avoids carrying a second inversion-parity implementation into the subdivision determinant calculation.

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      Integral coefficient of a maximal flag in the subdivision chain.

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        The actual simplicial boundary of the top-flag subdivision chain.

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          noncomputable def NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.TopFlagSubdivision.deletionCoefficient {p : ℕ} (hp : Nat.Prime p) (target : Simplex p (p - 2)) (k : Fin (p - 2 + 2)) :

          Contribution obtained by deleting one fixed position from a maximal flag.

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            Boundary coefficients split as the sum over deleted positions.

            Internal deletion positions, including deletion of the bottom vertex, cancel locally.

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              The terminal deletion removes the final top-dimensional cell.

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                Internal and terminal cancellation imply that the concrete flag chain is a cycle.

                theorem NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.TopFlagSubdivision.integralCoefficient_eq_of_initial_and_bars_eq {p : ℕ} (s t : Simplex p (p - 1)) (hzero : ↑s 0 = ↑t 0) (hbars : ∀ (i : Fin (p - 1 + 1)), (↑s i).bars = (↑t i).bars) :

                A maximal flag's coefficient only depends on its bottom cell and its sequence of bar sets. In particular, changing only the final top cell does not change the coefficient.

                theorem NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.TopFlagSubdivision.integralCoefficient_eq_of_init_eq_of_final_top {p : ℕ} (hp : Nat.Prime p) (s t : Simplex p (p - 1)) (hinit : ∀ (i : Fin (p - 1)), ↑s i.castSucc = ↑t i.castSucc) (hs : (↑s (Fin.last (p - 1))).IsTop) (ht : (↑t (Fin.last (p - 1))).IsTop) :

                Special case used for terminal faces: once all preceding vertices agree and both final vertices are top cells, the flag coefficients agree.

                The exact internal combinatorics: every nonterminal deleted face has total signed extension coefficient zero. This is a finite rank-two interval statement for ordered partitions.

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                  The exact terminal reindexing statement. The coefficient independence theorem above reduces this to the already proved facet--shuffle multiplicity.

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                    If the two finite local cancellation theorems are proved, the concrete chain is an unconditional simplicial cycle.

                    Step S3 now has a concrete maximal-flag chain on the glued order complex.