Absolute irreducibility of the weighted middle-game trace curve #
This module proves the absolute-irreducibility hypothesis exposed by
MiddleGameCorvajaZannierGeometry. The proof uses the published torus change of variables
honestly: the weighted left parameter is first scaled by alpha, and then the invertible
birational coordinate u = x / y is used after passage to the coefficient fraction field.
The resulting polynomial is the Eisenstein polynomial already proved irreducible in
TraceCurveGeometry.
Scaling the variable of a polynomial by a unit is an algebra automorphism.
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View a two-variable polynomial as a polynomial in variable 0, whose coefficients are
ordinary polynomials in variable 1.
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The weighted trace curve in the iterated-polynomial presentation.
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The swapped Eisenstein polynomial after the invertible scaling y ↦ alpha * y.
It is a polynomial in the birational coordinate u, with coefficients in K[y].
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The scaled-and-swapped birational polynomial remains irreducible.
The scaled birational polynomial stays irreducible over the coefficient fraction field.
The unit alpha * y in the rational function field K(y).
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After passing to K(y) and scaling x by the invertible element alpha * y, the
weighted trace polynomial is y times the scaled Eisenstein polynomial.
The actual weighted trace polynomial is irreducible in the iterated presentation.
The reduced torus closure commutes with injective scalar extension in the nonzero
beta branch used by the (2,2) middle-game curve.
Irreducibility over the ground field, obtained from the iterated-polynomial proof by the explicit two-variable polynomial equivalence.
The actual weighted trace curve is absolutely irreducible when both weights are nonzero and their product is not one. Every coordinate change used in the proof is an explicit algebra equivalence or a Gauss-lemma passage to a fraction field.