Möbius inclusion--exclusion for primitive endgame traces #
This file formalizes published equations (35)--(36). For a fixed left power-map image and a finite cyclic right group, it partitions trace coincidences by the exact order of the right-hand element, applies Möbius inversion, and identifies the cumulative order-divisibility count with the corresponding right power-map image.
In a finite cyclic group, the image of the complementary power map is exactly the cyclic
subgroup generated by the element whose order defines that complementary exponent. This is
the bridge between the endgame count, which is naturally stated on a power-map image, and the
rotation orbit, which is naturally stated as Subgroup.zpowers w.
All trace coincidences with the left coordinate restricted to one power-map image.
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- BGS.Markoff.traceRelationPairs leftTrace rightTrace leftExponent = {z : ↥(powMonoidHom leftExponent).range × H | leftTrace ↑z.1 = rightTrace z.2}
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Trace coincidences whose right coordinate has one exact multiplicative order.
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- BGS.Markoff.traceExactOrderSolutions leftTrace rightTrace leftExponent order = {z ∈ BGS.Markoff.traceRelationPairs leftTrace rightTrace leftExponent | orderOf z.2 = order}
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Trace coincidences whose right coordinate is killed by one power.
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- BGS.Markoff.tracePowerKernelSolutions leftTrace rightTrace leftExponent exponent = {z ∈ BGS.Markoff.traceRelationPairs leftTrace rightTrace leftExponent | z.2 ^ exponent = 1}
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Exact-order classes partition the trace coincidences killed by the m-th power map.
Möbius inversion recovers the exact-order trace count from the power-kernel counts.
A right power-range solution is a right power-kernel solution whenever the two subgroups are identified.
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Cardinal form of powerTraceRangeSolutionsEquivTracePowerKernelSolutions.
Published equation (35): the exact-order trace count is the Möbius-weighted sum of the counts on right power-map images.
Swapping the two coordinates preserves a power-range trace equation.
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The number of divisor-antidiagonal pairs equals the number of divisors.
Summing individually bounded errors with Möbius coefficients costs at most the divisor count.
Equation (36), before simplifying its main term: pointwise range-count estimates give a divisor-count error envelope for the primitive trace count.
A positive Möbius main term larger than the error envelope forces an actual primitive trace solution.
The common Möbius main term for a field of size fieldCard, a fixed power exponent, and a
primitive target group of order groupOrder.
Equations
- BGS.Markoff.primitiveTraceMoebiusMainTerm groupOrder fieldCard fixedExponent = ∑ x ∈ groupOrder.divisorsAntidiagonal, ↑(ArithmeticFunction.moebius x.1) * (↑fieldCard / (↑x.1 * ↑fixedExponent))
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Möbius inversion of sum_totient: the signed complementary-divisor sum is the totient.
Closed form of the primitive-trace Möbius main term.
The elementary lower envelope for the Möbius main term used in the endgame.
The explicit inequality used after the divisor bound is sufficient for primitive-trace positivity.
Uniformly for large p, an orbit exponent at most p^(1/2-δ) satisfies the explicit
primitive-trace inequality. This is the asymptotic calculation behind the last sentence after
published equation (36).
Threshold form of eventually_endgamePrimitiveTrace_explicitInequality.
A large orbit order gives the upper bound on its complementary power exponent used by the primitive-trace asymptotic.
In the nonsplit torus, whose order is p + 1, a large orbit gives the same complementary
exponent bound up to the harmless fixed factor two.
Nonsplit threshold form: a complementary exponent in the norm-one torus of order p + 1
satisfies the same primitive-trace inequality for all sufficiently large p.
Threshold form directly in terms of the large orbit order and its complementary exponent.
Split trace coincidences with the orbit coordinate in the fixed power image and the other coordinate primitive in the full base-field multiplicative group.
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Published equation (36) for the split branch, with every error and multiplicity supplied by the preceding formal interfaces.
Once the explicit Möbius main term dominates the accumulated Weil errors, an actual split primitive trace pair exists.
The fully numerical split inclusion--exclusion criterion produces a primitive trace pair.
Corrected seeded nonsplit trace coincidences with primitive base-field right coordinate.
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Published equation (36) for the corrected seeded nonsplit branch.
Numerical main-term domination produces an actual primitive base-field trace pair in the corrected nonsplit branch.
The fully numerical nonsplit inclusion--exclusion criterion produces a primitive base-field trace pair on the corrected seeded norm-one orbit.