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PhysLean.QFT.QED.AnomalyCancellation.Odd.LineInCubic

Line In Cubic Odd case #

We say that a linear solution satisfies the lineInCubic property if the line through that point and through the two different planes formed by the basis of LinSols lies in the cubic.

We show that for a solution all its permutations satisfy this property, then the charge must be zero.

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def PureU1.Odd.LineInCubic {n : } (S : (PureU1 (2 * n + 1)).LinSols) :

A property on LinSols, satisfied if every point on the line between the two planes in the basis through that point is in the cubic.

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    The condition that a linear solution sits on a line between the two planes within the cubic expands into a on accCubeTriLinSymm applied to the points within the planes.

    def PureU1.Odd.LineInCubicPerm {n : } (S : (PureU1 (2 * n + 1)).LinSols) :

    A LinSol satisfies lineInCubicPerm if all its permutations satisfy lineInCubic.

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      If lineInCubicPerm S, then lineInCubic S.

      theorem PureU1.Odd.lineInCubicPerm_permute {n : } {S : (PureU1 (2 * n + 1)).LinSols} (hS : LineInCubicPerm S) (M' : (FamilyPermutations (2 * n + 1)).group) :

      If lineInCubicPerm S, then lineInCubicPerm (M S) for all permutations M.

      theorem PureU1.Odd.lineInCubicPerm_zero {n : } {S : (PureU1 (2 * n.succ.succ + 1)).LinSols} (LIC : LineInCubicPerm S) :
      S = 0