Transporting primitive trace pairs back to rotation orbits #
The endgame count returns an element of a complementary power-map image. The rotation parametrizations use the cyclic subgroup generated by the rotation eigenvalue. This file proves the exact transport between those two representations in the split and nonsplit cases.
A point in the complementary power-map image is reached by a natural power of the element whose order defines the complementary exponent.
Split transport: every parameter returned by the primitive count is an actual forward iterate of the starting split-fiber point.
The split primitive-count theorem, with its power-image output transported all the way to an actual forward rotation iterate. Only the explicit Weil estimate and its arithmetic hypotheses remain as inputs.
Nonsplit transport: every norm-one parameter returned by the seeded primitive count is an actual forward iterate of the starting point on the base-field conic.
The seeded trace counted in the nonsplit endgame is exactly the second coordinate of the corresponding point in the base-field conic parametrization.
The corrected nonsplit primitive-count theorem, transported to an actual forward iterate on the base-field conic.
Uniform large-order split endgame, still expressed in the explicit split-fiber parametrization.
Uniform large-order nonsplit endgame in the corrected seeded conic parametrization.
The missing classified witness bridge: an arbitrary point on a nonzero nonparabolic fiber is represented by the explicit split or nonsplit conic parametrization attached to the eigenvalue supplied by trace classification.
Classified semisimple endgame: every nonzero nonparabolic normalized Markoff point with a large first-coordinate rotation reaches a point whose second coordinate is the trace of a primitive base-field unit.
Proposition 10 for the nonparabolic branches, stated directly as maximal matrix rotation order in the newly reached second coordinate.