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LeanPool.MarkoffModP.BGS.Markoff.Assembly.NonparabolicComplementFrontier

Nonparabolic complement frontier #

Instead of maximizing the rotation order on one bad orbit, this route maximizes it on the entire complement of a fixed punctured component. That complement is Vieta-invariant, so its cardinality is divisible by p. Assuming the expected even-sign divisibility by four, every nonempty complement therefore has at least 4 * p points.

The parabolic endgame bridge puts the whole complement in the fixed-point-free small-order set. Consequently its maximal order d forces

8 * p ≤ (d * M) ^ 2,

with no additive parabolic correction.

The complement of one component is itself Vieta-invariant, hence its cardinality is divisible by the characteristic prime.

Combining Vieta p-divisibility with a supplied even-sign four-divisibility gives the exact 4 * p lower bound for a nonempty component complement.

Complement-maximal paired frontier with the fixed-point-free low-order count. The even-sign action is kept explicit: hsign records invariance of the component complement, while hfour supplies the remaining free-action cardinality consequence.