The descended seeded nonsplit trace curve #
The Cayley coordinate converts the seeded nonsplit equation into one polynomial equation over the base field. This file constructs that polynomial, proves the scalar-extension formula and its bidegree bounds, and compares its base-field solutions exactly with the original torus solutions. Absolute irreducibility is deliberately a theorem to be proved, not an assumption.
Finiteness of the quadratic extension field used for the descended trace curve.
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Classical equality on the norm-one torus for the descended trace curve.
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Apply the quadratic field trace coefficientwise to a polynomial.
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After scalar extension, coefficientwise trace is P + Frobenius(P).
The linear Cayley factor whose zero is the Frobenius conjugate of the chosen nonbase element.
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The seed-dependent numerator before descent.
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The norm of the Cayley linear factor, written directly over the base field.
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Embed a univariate polynomial in the first coordinate of a bivariate polynomial.
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- BGS.Markoff.univariateInFirstCoordinate P = P.sum fun (n : ℕ) (c : K) => MvPolynomial.C c * MvPolynomial.X 0 ^ n
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The explicit bivariate polynomial over ZMod p defining the descended seeded nonsplit
cover. Coordinate 0 is the Cayley affine coordinate and coordinate 1 is the base-field
unit parameter.
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Vanishing of the descended base-field polynomial is exactly the seeded nonsplit trace equation at the Cayley point.
Base-field solutions of the descended affine equation with the second coordinate restricted to a unit.
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- BGS.Markoff.seededNonsplitDescendedSolutions p s d e = {z : ZMod p × (ZMod p)ˣ | (MvPolynomial.eval ![z.1, ↑z.2]) (BGS.Markoff.seededNonsplitDescendedPolynomial p s d e) = 0}
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Seeded nonsplit solutions with the identity point removed from the norm-one torus.
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Cayley parametrization gives an exact bijection, with no multiplicity, between descended solutions and nonidentity torus solutions.
For positive exponents the descended plane curve has no affine zero with second coordinate
zero. Thus the affine Hasse--Weil count introduces no hidden u = 0 boundary.
The general affine-plane zero set and the unit-restricted descended set have exactly the same cardinality for positive exponents.
All seeded nonsplit torus solutions, including the identity point.
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- BGS.Markoff.seededNonsplitTraceCurveSolutions p k s d e = {z : ↥(BGS.Markoff.quadraticNormOneTorus p) × (ZMod p)ˣ | BGS.Markoff.SeededNonsplitTraceCoverEquation p k s d e z.1 z.2}
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The precise omitted Cayley boundary: solutions lying above the identity of the norm-one torus.
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- BGS.Markoff.seededNonsplitIdentityBoundarySolutions p k s d e = {u : (ZMod p)ˣ | BGS.Markoff.SeededNonsplitTraceCoverEquation p k s d e 1 u}
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Exact count comparison, including the unique missing Cayley chart fiber w = 1.
The one-variable polynomial cutting out the identity Cayley boundary.
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- BGS.Markoff.seededNonsplitIdentityBoundaryPolynomial p s e = Polynomial.X ^ (2 * e) - Polynomial.C ((Algebra.trace (ZMod p) (BGS.Markoff.quadraticFiniteField p)) s) * Polynomial.X ^ e + 1
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The omitted identity fiber contributes at most 2e points.
The generic seeded solution set is definitionally the existing-conic solution set after specializing its norm-fiber index.
Exact existing-conic count comparison with both affine boundaries exposed: u = 0
contributes nothing for positive exponents, while w = 1 is the displayed boundary term.