Splitting the linear solutions in the even case into two ACC-satisfying planes #
i. Overview #
We split the linear solutions of PureU1 (2 * n.succ) into two planes,
where every point in either plane satisfies both the linear and cubic anomaly cancellation
conditions.
ii. Key results #
P': The inclusion of the first plane into linear solutionsP_accCube: The statement that chares from the first plane satisfy the cubic ACCP!': The inclusion of the second plane.P!_accCube: The statement that charges from the second plane satisfy the cubic ACCspan_basis: Every linear solution is the sum of a point from each plane.
iii. Table of contents #
- A. Splitting the charges up into groups
- A.1. The even split: Spltting the charges up via
n.succ + n.succ - A.2. The shifted even split: Spltting the charges up via
1 + (n + n + 1) - A.3. Lemmas relating the two splittings
- A.1. The even split: Spltting the charges up via
- B. The first plane
- B.1. The basis vectors of the first plane as charges
- B.2. Components of the basis vectors
- B.3. The basis vectors satisfy the linear ACCs
- B.4. The basis vectors satisfy the cubic ACC
- B.5. The basis vectors as linear solutions
- B.6. The inclusion of the first plane into charges
- B.7. Components of the inclusion into charges
- B.8. The inclusion into charges satisfies the linear and cubic ACCs
- B.9. Kernel of the inclusion into charges
- B.10. The inclusion of the plane into linear solutions
- B.11. The basis vectors are linearly independent
- B.12. Every vector-like even solution is in the span of the basis of the first plane
- C. The vectors of the basis spanning the second plane, via the shifted even split
- C.2. Components of the vectors
- C.3. The vectors satisfy the linear ACCs
- C.4. The vectors satisfy the cubic ACC
- C.6. The vectors as linear solutions
- C.7. The inclusion of the second plane into charges
- C.8. Components of the inclusion into charges
- C.9. The inclusion into charges satisfies the cubic ACC
- C.10. Kernel of the inclusion into charges
- C.11. The inclusion of the second plane into the span of the basis
- C.12. The inclusion of the plane into linear solutions
- C.13. The basis vectors are linearly independent
- C.14. Properties of the basis vectors relating to the span
- C.15. Permutations as additions of basis vectors
- D. Mixed cubic ACCs involing points from both planes
- E. The combined basis
- E.1. As a map into linear solutions
- E.2. Inclusion of the span of the basis into charges
- E.3. Components of the inclusion into charges
- E.4. Kernel of the inclusion into charges
- E.5. The inclusion of the span of the basis into linear solutions
- E.6. The combined basis vectors are linearly independent
- E.7. Injectivity of the inclusion into linear solutions
- E.8. Cardinality of the basis
- E.9. The basis vectors as a basis
- F. Every Lienar solution is the sum of a point from each plane
- F.1. Relation under permutations
iv. References #
A. Splitting the charges up into groups #
We have 2 * n.succ charges, which we split up in the following ways:
| evenFst j (0 to n) | evenSnd j (n.succ to n + n.succ)|
| evenShiftZero (0) | evenShiftFst j (1 to n) |
evenShiftSnd j (n.succ to 2 * n) | evenShiftLast (2 * n.succ - 1) |
A.1. The even split: Spltting the charges up via n.succ + n.succ #
A.2. The shifted even split: Spltting the charges up via 1 + (n + n + 1) #
The inclusion of Fin n into Fin (1 + (n + n + 1)) via the first n,
casted into Fin (2 * n.succ).
Equations
- PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.evenShiftFst j = Fin.cast ⋯ (Fin.natAdd 1 (Fin.castAdd 1 (Fin.castAdd n j)))
Instances For
The inclusion of Fin n into Fin (1 + (n + n + 1)) via the second n,
casted into Fin (2 * n.succ).
Equations
- PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.evenShiftSnd j = Fin.cast ⋯ (Fin.natAdd 1 (Fin.castAdd 1 (Fin.natAdd n j)))
Instances For
The element of Fin (1 + (n + n + 1)) corresponding to the first 1,
casted into Fin (2 * n.succ).
Equations
- PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.evenShiftZero = Fin.cast ⋯ (Fin.castAdd (n + n + 1) 0)
Instances For
The element of Fin (1 + (n + n + 1)) corresponding to the second 1,
casted into Fin (2 * n.succ).
Equations
- PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.evenShiftLast = Fin.cast ⋯ (Fin.natAdd 1 (Fin.natAdd (n + n) 0))
Instances For
A.3. Lemmas relating the two splittings #
B. The first plane #
B.1. The basis vectors of the first plane as charges #
The first part of the basis as charges.
Equations
Instances For
B.2. Components of the basis vectors #
B.3. The basis vectors satisfy the linear ACCs #
B.4. The basis vectors satisfy the cubic ACC #
B.5. The basis vectors as linear solutions #
The first part of the basis as LinSols.
Equations
- PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.basis j = { val := PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.basisAsCharges j, linearSol := ⋯ }
Instances For
B.6. The inclusion of the first plane into charges #
B.7. Components of the inclusion into charges #
B.8. The inclusion into charges satisfies the linear and cubic ACCs #
B.9. Kernel of the inclusion into charges #
B.10. The inclusion of the plane into linear solutions #
B.11. The basis vectors are linearly independent #
B.12. Every vector-like even solution is in the span of the basis of the first plane #
C. The vectors of the basis spanning the second plane, via the shifted even split #
The second part of the basis as charges.
Equations
Instances For
C.2. Components of the vectors #
C.3. The vectors satisfy the linear ACCs #
C.4. The vectors satisfy the cubic ACC #
C.6. The vectors as linear solutions #
The second part of the basis as LinSols.
Equations
- PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.basis! j = { val := PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.basis!AsCharges j, linearSol := ⋯ }
Instances For
C.7. The inclusion of the second plane into charges #
A point in the span of the second part of the basis as a charge.
Equations
- PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.P! f = ∑ i : Fin n, f i • PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.basis!AsCharges i
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C.8. Components of the inclusion into charges #
C.9. The inclusion into charges satisfies the cubic ACC #
C.10. Kernel of the inclusion into charges #
C.11. The inclusion of the second plane into the span of the basis #
C.12. The inclusion of the plane into linear solutions #
A point in the span of the second part of the basis.
Equations
- PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.P!' f = ∑ i : Fin n, f i • PureU1.VectorLikeEvenPlane.basis! i
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C.13. The basis vectors are linearly independent #
C.14. Properties of the basis vectors relating to the span #
C.15. Permutations as additions of basis vectors #
Swapping the elements evenShiftFst j and evenShiftSnd j is equivalent to adding a vector basis!AsCharges j.
D. Mixed cubic ACCs involing points from both planes #
E. The combined basis #
E.1. As a map into linear solutions #
The whole basis as LinSols.
Equations
Instances For
E.2. Inclusion of the span of the basis into charges #
E.3. Components of the inclusion into charges #
E.4. Kernel of the inclusion into charges #
E.5. The inclusion of the span of the basis into linear solutions #
E.6. The combined basis vectors are linearly independent #
E.7. Injectivity of the inclusion into linear solutions #
E.8. Cardinality of the basis #
E.9. The basis vectors as a basis #
The basis formed out of our basisa vectors.