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LeanPool.SmallUndecidableGroups.Borisov.Assertions.CoefficientSigns

Positivity in Borisov's coefficient normal form #

The full flat-signature uniqueness theorem compares the literal expansion of a rank-five word with the positive flat representative of d^f Q e^r. Consequently every displayed rank-five letter has positive sign. This is the positivity half of Borisov's page-771 coefficient parser.

The literal flat reduced word for d^f Q e^r, where Q is a positive word in the two stable letters.

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    Positivity extracted from signature equality #

    theorem Undecidability.BorisovCoefficientSignComparison.allPositive_of_expansion_signature (rules : Fin 3 → List (Fin 2)) (hne : ∀ (i : Fin 3), rules i ≠ []) (letters : List (BorisovCoefficientShapes.Basis × Bool)) (hreduced : List.IsChain (fun (x y : BorisovCoefficientShapes.Basis × Bool) => x.1 = y.1 → x.2 = y.2) letters) (Q : List (Fin 2)) (hsignature : MultipleHNNFlat.signature BorisovHNNModel.A0 BorisovHNNModel.B0 (BorisovAssertionIV.expansionWord rules hne letters hreduced) = List.map (fun (beta : Fin 2) => (beta, 1)) Q) :

    If a literal rank-five expansion has the same signature as a positive stable word, every displayed rank-five letter is positive.

    Signature comparison supplies the complete positivity half of Borisov's page-771 coefficient parser for the source basis.