Corvaja--Zannier local case (i) #
This file formalizes the column elimination and the sharp local Wronskian estimate in case (i) of Corvaja--Zannier's Proposition 2. Repeated negative Laurent orders are eliminated by an explicitly constructed product of transvections. Consequently the column matrix has determinant one; the finite-dimensional elimination is not assumed as a hypothesis.
The second part isolates the exact source inequalities. Pairwise-distinct
negative column orders give the first triangular-number gain, and distinct
derivative orders give the second. Under the source's cardinal inequalities
this sharpens the ordinary Wronskian order to
rhoOrder * (epsilon + 1), and hence to rhoOrder * q when
epsilon + 1 ≤ q.
Source provenance: published pages 1935--1936; checked semantic reconstruction
Papers/CorvajaZannier2013/CorvajaZannier2013.tex, lines 640--685.
The depth of the negative part of a Laurent series.
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A terminating measure for repeated leading-term cancellation.
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- BGS.CorvajaZannier.laurentPoleWeight f = ∑ i : Fin k, BGS.CorvajaZannier.laurentPoleDepth (f i)
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All negative orders in a finite family are pairwise distinct.
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- BGS.CorvajaZannier.NegativeOrdersPairwiseDistinct f = ∀ ⦃i j : ι⦄, HahnSeries.order (f i) < 0 → HahnSeries.order (f j) < 0 → HahnSeries.order (f i) = HahnSeries.order (f j) → i = j
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Cancel the leading term of x using a series y of the same order.
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Cancellation of equal leading terms strictly raises Laurent order.
Leading-term cancellation strictly decreases pole depth.
Successive constant column combinations compose by matrix multiplication.
Explicit finite-dimensional elimination of repeated negative orders. The resulting matrix is a product of transvections and therefore has determinant one.
The determinant bound in which only pole columns pay a derivative-order cost; regular columns contribute a nonnegative order.
The exact intermediate bound in source case (i).
Source case (i), in the final q * rhoOrder form.
Pairwise-distinct negative integers bounded below by a nonpositive integer are no more numerous than its pole depth.
Complete local case (i) for an arbitrary Fin k family. The theorem
constructs the determinant-one elimination matrix, preserves the original
Wronskian determinant, and proves the final q * a order bound.
Extend a first-block column operation by the identity on the grid columns of the source auxiliary family.
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- BGS.CorvajaZannier.caseIColumnMatrix h k A = Matrix.fromBlocks A 0 0 1
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The full auxiliary family after a case-(i) operation on its first block.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The exact source-facing case-(i) result for localAuxiliaryFamily.
Only the first k columns can have poles; the constructed block matrix
eliminates their repeated negative orders and fixes every grid column.
Full source case (i) for the exact Sum-indexed auxiliary family: the
first-block elimination preserves the original Wronskian determinant and
gives the q * order rho lower bound.
The same case-(i) endpoint for the source auxiliaryFamily, obtained by
specializing rho = (1-u)/(1-v).