Right-coefficient PBW data for one derivation-Ore stage #
The checked Ore interface gives the opposite-ring right action and the triangular coefficient identities. We prove directly that the candidate monomials form a genuine right basis; the proof uses finite-support maximal degree induction, so no freeness or flatness assumption is introduced.
The candidate right-coefficient PBW monomial of order n.
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The finitely supported right-coefficient combination of PBW monomials.
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The right PBW basis of a one-stage derivation-Ore extension.
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The finite window generated by the candidate right PBW monomials.
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- AlgebraicAnalysis.OreRightPBW.rightPBWWindow D n = Submodule.span Bᵐᵒᵖ (Set.range fun (j : Fin n) => AlgebraicAnalysis.OreRightPBW.rightPBWMonomial D ↑j)
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Right multiplication by a PBW monomial has the expected top coefficient. This is the triangular input for an eventual basis proof.
Monic principal quotients #
A vector in the first N right-PBW slots has a coefficient-left normal
form of degree strictly less than N. This is the converse, at the level
needed for division, of normalForm_mem_rightPBWWindow_of_degree_lt.
Monic right multiples and the finite right-PBW remainder window are exact complements. Equivalently, monic right division is both exhaustive and unique as a decomposition over the opposite coefficient ring.
The basis of the finite right-PBW remainder window.
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A monic principal right quotient of a derivation-Ore extension is free of
rank H.natDegree over the opposite coefficient ring, with basis represented
by 1, X, …, X^(H.natDegree-1). The 0 second generator is only a literal
encoding of the principal right ideal inside the existing quotient API.
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