The shifted cage trace cover #
The off-diagonal cage base is the biquadratic incidence function field in the
common original coordinate y. The next cover adjoins a root R of
R^2 - (3y) * R + 1.
This file proves the genuinely new branch calculation: the discriminant
9y^2 - 4 is independent of both incidence square classes, remains a
nonsquare after the two quadratic adjunctions, and hence makes the trace
quadratic irreducible over the exact incidence function-field presentation.
It deliberately does not claim that R is not a q-th power. That
place-at-infinity statement is the remaining Kummer obstruction for the
full shifted Laurent cover.
The discriminant 9y² - 4 of the normalized trace quadratic.
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The quadratic whose root is a unit with prescribed trace.
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- BGS.Markoff.traceRootPolynomial trace = Polynomial.X ^ 2 - Polynomial.C trace * Polynomial.X + 1
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The prescribed-trace quadratic is monic.
The prescribed-trace quadratic has degree two.
A prescribed-trace quadratic over a domain is irreducible when its discriminant is not a square.
The trace discriminant polynomial has degree two outside characteristic three.
The trace discriminant polynomial is not a unit.
The two trace branch points are distinct outside characteristics two and three.
An explicit constant Bezout combination of an incidence branch polynomial and the trace discriminant polynomial.
Every nondegenerate incidence branch polynomial is coprime to the trace
discriminant polynomial; the Bezout constant is 16.
The trace discriminant and its products with either incidence branch class are all nonsquares in the rational function field.
The discriminant of the trace quadratic remains nonsquare after adjoining both incidence square roots.
The normalized common coordinate 3y inside the biquadratic incidence
function field.
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The discriminant of the normalized trace inside the biquadratic field is
the image of 9y² - 4.
The normalized trace discriminant remains nonsquare in the complete biquadratic incidence function field.
The trace quadratic over the exact incidence biquadratic field presentation.
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The trace quadratic is irreducible over the off-diagonal incidence biquadratic function field.
The quadratic trace extension of the cage incidence function field.
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The canonical unit-trace root in the quadratic trace extension.
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The canonical trace root satisfies R² - (3y)R + 1 = 0.