Geometric integrality of the incidence auxiliary coordinate ring #
This module proves the missing coordinate-ring algebra by an explicit base change and rank-four biquadratic normal form. Every declaration is proved; there are no placeholder axioms.
The explicit two-equation ideal after extending coefficients from K to L.
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Base change commutes with the explicit presentation of the incidence auxiliary curve.
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Base change identifies the original coordinate ring with the same two equations over the larger coefficient field.
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The monic quadratic used to adjoin a square root of an element.
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In a quadratic extension generated by sqrt f, a base-field element g can become a
square only if g or f * g was already a square.
Extend coefficients in a quadratic AdjoinRoot presentation.
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Extending coefficients in a monic quadratic presentation preserves injectivity.
Adjoin the first branch square root over the polynomial ring in the y-coordinate.
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Over the first quadratic cover, adjoin the second branch square root.
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The iterated quadratic algebra with generators satisfying the two incidence equations.
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The first quadratic extension after passing from L[y] to its rational function field.
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Extend the first quadratic cover from L[y] to L(y).
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The second quadratic polynomial over the first rational-function-field extension.
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The biquadratic field presentation over L(y). Field instances are installed below from
the two irreducibility proofs.
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Extend both successive quadratic presentations from L[y] to L(y).
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The rational-function-field biquadratic presentation is a domain when the three square classes supplied by the branch-polynomial calculation are nontrivial.
The rank-four algebra over L[y] is a domain because it injects into the preceding
biquadratic field presentation.
The canonical product basis of the two successive monic quadratic extensions.
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The unreduced two-equation algebra has the expected rank four over L[y].
The y-coordinate in the iterated quadratic presentation.
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The first square-root coordinate in the iterated quadratic presentation.
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The second square-root coordinate in the iterated quadratic presentation.
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Evaluate the three-variable incidence presentation in the iterated quadratic algebra.
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The canonical map from the explicit coordinate-ring quotient to the iterated quadratic normal form.
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The class of one of the three coordinate variables in the auxiliary coordinate ring.
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Map the first quadratic extension back to the explicit coordinate ring.
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Map the iterated quadratic normal form back to the explicit coordinate ring.
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The two-equation coordinate quotient is exactly the rank-four iterated quadratic algebra.
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The explicit two-equation coordinate quotient is a domain under the off-diagonal nondegeneracy hypotheses.
The actual geometric-integrality statement follows after explicit scalar extension to the algebraic closure; no irreducibility assertion is hidden in a structure field.
Specialization to the paper's admissible off-diagonal coordinates. The threshold 3 only
excludes characteristic two; no large-prime estimate is used in this geometric step.