Geometry of the normalized cage incidence curve #
The cage uses normalized trace coordinates, whereas the incidence geometry
already proved in IncidenceCoordinateRing uses the paper's original Markoff
coordinates. This file supplies the missing exact scaling bridge. Dividing
the trace, common coordinate, and both retained roots by three identifies the
two pairs of quadratic equations.
The off-diagonal geometric-integrality theorem below therefore reuses the existing biquadratic coordinate-ring proof. It does not assert geometric integrality of the subsequent power-trace pullback; that is the next Kummer obligation in the cage Hasse--Weil argument.
The two retained incidence equations in normalized trace coordinates.
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A witness-bearing point of the original-coordinate incidence auxiliary curve.
- middle : K
The common original-coordinate incidence parameter.
- firstRoot : K
The retained root for the first quadratic equation.
- secondRoot : K
The retained root for the second quadratic equation.
- equations : IncidenceAux a b self.middle self.firstRoot self.secondRoot
Both original-coordinate incidence equations.
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Dividing all five normalized coordinates by three gives exactly the original-coordinate incidence equations.
The normalized nondegeneracy conditions imply geometric integrality of the proved original-coordinate model.
The original-coordinate coordinate-ring model of the normalized cage incidence curve. The accompanying point equivalence below records the coordinate scaling, rather than identifying the two coordinate systems.
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- BGS.Markoff.NormalizedCageIncidenceCoordinateRing K xi eta = BGS.Markoff.IncidenceAuxCoordinateRing K (xi / 3) (eta / 3)
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Geometric integrality of the normalized incidence curve through its explicit original-coordinate model.
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- BGS.Markoff.NormalizedCageIncidenceGeometricallyIntegral xi eta = BGS.Markoff.IncidenceAuxGeometricallyIntegral (xi / 3) (eta / 3)
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A split-maximal cage trace is nonzero for the primes used by the cage.
A split-maximal cage trace is not parabolic.
The off-diagonal base incidence curve occurring in the cage is geometrically integral under the cage's actual split-maximal hypotheses.
Witness-preserving equivalence between the normalized cage equations and the original-coordinate incidence equations.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.