lemmaroutine
Cross-square conditions on B, J, β, θ
Fixes squareness of at primes of , , 2 and 3
local square data for matrices and descent
Lemma·
par:cross-squares·§3.2 Preparing integer witnessesStatement (paper)
The sets are disjoint and avoid . Moreover,
Both and are squares in ; at ,
is a square and is a unit nonsquare. In particular
.
In plain English
The prime sets and are disjoint and contain neither 2 nor 3. Moreover is a square in for every , and is a square in for every . At 2 both and are squares, while at 3 is a square and is a unit nonsquare; in particular is nonempty.
Why it's here
This lemma records the local square conditions linking with the prime sets , which the later steps rely on. These include the simultaneous-matrices construction, the fixed symbol sums for and , and the Selmer class in the descent. It relies on the pole-parity soundness lemma (poles outside have even order). The nonsquare behavior of at 3 forces to be nonempty.”}</br>Wait, I must output valid JSON only.{
Classified routine:
This lemma records local square conditions that follow from the specific choice of β, θ and the prime sets B, J, using the pole-parity soundness lemma, with quadratic reciprocity / Hilbert symbol bookkeeping forcing B to be nonempty. It is a direct verification from earlier nodes, not a new idea.
Uses
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Sources
PaperOpen
- Section
- §3.2 Preparing integer witnesses
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- Label
par:cross-squares- Line
sections/03-parity.tex:170
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