Completeness of Elems
with regard to the NoExotics
condition #
In the module:
we define finite sets of elements of FluxesFive
and FluxesTen
which satisfy the
NoExotics
condition.
In this module we prove that these sets are complete, in the sense that every
element of FluxesFive
or FluxesTen
which satisfies the NoExotics
condition
is contained in them. This statement corresponds to the following lemmas:
Our proof follows by building allowed subsets of fluxes by their cardinality, and heavily relies
on the decide
tactic.
Note that the 10d
fluxes are much more constrained than the 5-bar fluxes. This is because
they are constrained by 3
SM representations Q
, U
, and E
, whereas the 5-bar fluxes
are only constrained by 2
SM representations D
and L
.
Completeness for FluxesFive
#
Allowed subsets of FluxesFive
obeying NoExotics
#
Resulting properties on FluxesFive
with NoExotics
#
Completness of elemsNoExotics
, that is, every element of FluxesFive
which obeys NoExotics
is an element of elemsNoExotics
, and every
element of elemsNoExotics
obeys NoExotics
.
Completeness for FluxesTen
#
Allowed subsets of FluxesTen
obeying NoExotics
#
Resulting properties on FluxesTen
with NoExotics
#
Completness of elemsNoExotics
, that is, every element of FluxesTen
which obeys NoExotics
is an element of elemsNoExotics
, and every
element of elemsNoExotics
obeys NoExotics
.