Evaluating positive rank-five words in the mod-five quotient #
This file connects the displayed u- and v-basis lifts in Borisov's
two-HNN group with the explicit evaluator in
GroupUndecidability.Borisov.Mod5.BaseWords.
For a positive freely reduced word, inverses do not occur, so evaluation is
just the product of the corresponding quotient basis elements.
The indices of the stable and rewriting-rule basis elements.
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A positive source-basis word is evaluated by the explicit mod-five quotient evaluator after forgetting its (necessarily positive) signs.
Target-basis counterpart of
gamma3ToQuotient_uLift_of_allPositive.
Rule sparsity from the mod-five Borisov quotient #
In the quotient (C₅ * C₅) ⋊ ℤ, both stable letters act by factorwise
inversion. A positive displayed rule contributes two alternating nonzero
free-product syllables. The padded coefficient d^f Q e^r, on the other
hand, has at most one syllable in each free factor. Equality therefore forces
the displayed rank-five word to contain at most one rule letter.
The indices of the stable and rewriting-rule basis elements.
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The source and target parsers #
The source-basis word representing a padded positive coefficient contains at most one displayed Thue-rule letter.
Target-basis counterpart of u_ruleCount_le_one.
Borisov's converse criterion obtained from the mod-five free-product rule-count bound.