Prime-refinement separator certificates #
This module isolates the exact output required from the mod-p Fox--Neuwirth argument.
A certificate consists of a top--bottom separator over the parent-body hyperspace and a lifting
property: every point of the separator is represented by a prime configuration for which all
canonical equal-area children are zeros of the input nice multivalued function.
The definition contains no orbit-count or transversality axiom. Those belong to the geometric prime-refinement theorem that constructs such a certificate. Once a certificate is available, the conversion to a new nice multivalued function is formal and is proved here directly.
The proof-carrying separator produced by one prime-refinement step.
For every carrier point (C,y), lifts supplies a configuration parameter whose canonical
p-piece equal-area partition of C consists entirely of zeros of φ at the common parameter
y.
- separator : TopBottomSeparator (BodySpace K A)
The separator in the parent-body/parameter cylinder.
- lifts (C : BodySpace K A) (y : ↑SignedInterval) : (C, y) ∈ self.separator.carrier → ∃ (x : M.Point), ((C, x), y) ∈ M.allChildrenZeroSet hA φ
Every point of the separator lifts to a simultaneous child zero.
Instances For
The output nice multivalued function associated with the separator.
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A zero of the output function is exactly a point of the separator carrier.
Every zero of the output nice multivalued function lifts to a configuration at which all canonical equal-area children are zeros of the input function.
The stronger witness form of zero_lifts_to_all_children, retaining the canonical power
partition and its cover/null-overlap/equal-area proofs.
Every parent body has at least one parameter value on the refined zero set, and that value comes with a simultaneous child-zero configuration.