Explicit Hasse--Weil interface for the cage #
The external input is a point-count estimate on the actual finite set used by the cage inclusion--exclusion. Connectivity and primitive extraction are not assumed here.
The selected cage core consists of split-maximal normalized traces. This is sufficient for
Theorem 1 because the endgame constructed in this repository always reaches order p - 1.
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- BGS.Markoff.IsSplitMaximalTrace p t = (BGS.Markoff.rotationOrder t = p - 1)
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Coordinate selected by an axis label.
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The concrete incidence condition counted by the cage fiber-product curve.
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A pair of actual intersection witnesses over a common middle trace.
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The common middle coordinate of a witness pair.
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- BGS.Markoff.cageMiddleWitnessTrace z = BGS.Markoff.normalizedCoordinateAt (BGS.Markoff.cageBridgeAxis axis other) (↑z).1
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Witness-bearing solutions with the middle unit restricted to a power-map image.
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Witness-bearing cage point-count target with the geometric component multiplicity exposed. The generic fiber product has multiplicity one, while the diagonal degeneration can have a larger main term. Requiring a single positive multiplicity for all divisor ranges is exactly what Möbius inversion needs; fixing it silently to one would make this statement false.
This is not an allowed external assumption: it must ultimately be derived from the one general Hasse--Weil theorem.
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The Hasse--Weil range estimates imply a primitive middle unit once the explicit divisor error is smaller than the Möbius main term.
Uniform large-prime form of the primitive cage bridge.
The primitive-incidence bridge derived from the Hasse--Weil count and Möbius inversion.