claimroutineinferred_dep
Grid ratios factor through constant defects
Claim·§8.3 Differentiation and the surviving generic point·inside propNo algebraic configuration with large heights
Statement (paper)
Set , and . Then for all , and . Moreover, all vertices on either side of the grid are distinct.
In plain English
On the generic grid, with , and , each lies in , so . Also, the grid's vertices on each side are pairwise distinct.
Why it's here
Each is the defect of the rectangle on rows and columns , so the rectangle-defect part of the first claim places it in . Every edge ratio is therefore a product of a row factor , a column factor and a constant, which lets the next step differentiate this factored form. Distinctness of the vertices should come from the algebraic independence of the grid coordinates in the generic grid lemma.
Classified routine:
Direct algebraic bookkeeping: the factorization is an identity, is the rectangle-defect part of the earlier claim, and distinctness follows from the algebraic independence in the generic grid lemma.
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- §8.3 Differentiation and the surviving generic point
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sections/07-algebra.tex:314
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Grid ratios factor through k0 defects" rests on claim-alg-obstruction-1
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Grid ratios factor through k0 defects" rests on alg:generic-grid