Determinant divisibility from filtered factorizations #
Cauchy–Binet turns a weighted factorization into a determinant valuation bound. The
univariate specialization gives the quadratic exponent s*(s-1)/2 for polynomial
evaluations in one residue class. The passage from a curve's local ring to such a
factorization is proved in FilteredDeterminant in arbitrary ambient dimension.
HypersurfaceResidue supplies the sharp singular hypersurface bound.
Cauchy–Binet valuation bound: if p ^ weight i divides the i-th row of V, and every choice
of s increasing row indices has total weight at least e, then p ^ e divides det (U * V).
The sum ∑_{i < s} ⌊i / μ⌋ of the first s terms of the weight sequence in which each
nonnegative integer occurs μ times.
Equations
- CCDN.multiplicityExponent s μ = ∑ i : Fin s, ↑i / μ
Instances For
If p ^ ⌊i / μ⌋ divides the i-th row of V, then p ^ multiplicityExponent s μ divides det (U * V).
An explicit quadratic lower estimate for the repeated-weight exponent.