The right-coordinate inversion pairing #
The right-hand trace in the weighted middle-game equation is invariant under inversion. Away from the two-torsion points, every solution therefore occurs with a distinct partner having the same left coordinate. This gives a genuine factor of two for the nonparabolic left support, while leaving the existing parabolic escape branch responsible for the two fixed points.
The ordinary split trace is invariant under inversion.
Inverting the right coordinate preserves every weighted trace-equation solution and leaves its left coordinate unchanged.
The nonparabolic part of a weighted trace-equation solution set.
Equations
- BGS.Markoff.weightedTraceEquationNonparabolicSolutions alpha beta H₁ H₂ = {z ∈ BGS.Markoff.weightedTraceEquationSolutions alpha beta H₁ H₂ | ↑z.2 ^ 2 ≠ 1}
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Left elements occurring in a nonparabolic weighted solution.
Equations
- BGS.Markoff.weightedTraceEquationNonparabolicLeftSupport alpha beta H₁ H₂ = Finset.image Prod.fst (BGS.Markoff.weightedTraceEquationNonparabolicSolutions alpha beta H₁ H₂)
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Every fiber of the nonparabolic right-inversion quotient has at least two points. Consequently twice the left-support cardinality is bounded by the full Corvaja--Zannier solution count.