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Differentiated grid system with radicals
Claim·§8.3 Differentiation and the surviving generic point·inside propNo algebraic configuration with large heights
Statement (paper)
With , , , , and , one has , , and , where the dot is the bilinear expression without conjugation.
In plain English
Applying the derivation to the grid distance equations gives, for each grid edge, the linear relation , where satisfies . Moreover , and the dot is the bilinear product with no conjugation.
Why it's here
Differentiating the distance equation and using the factored form with constant (killed by ) turns it into a linear system in the row and column quantities , , , with radical coefficients . The nonvanishing of comes from for every grid edge. The later claim uses this system and the radical relation to reach a contradiction.
Classified routine:
A direct calculation: apply the derivation to the distance equations, using the factorization from claim-alg-obstruction-4 (constants killed by the derivation) and the nonvanishing of the derivation on grid edges from alg-derivation.
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- Section
- §8.3 Differentiation and the surviving generic point
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sections/07-algebra.tex:356
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Differentiated linear system with radicals" rests on claim-alg-obstruction-4
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Differentiated linear system with radicals" rests on alg:derivation