ModuleDyadicCollision.lean
Nyll.ShimizuYamaguchi26BranchedCoverings.Arithmetic.DyadicCollision
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The dyadic collision of three rational sections
After moving their common reduction to zero, three rational sections have even numerators and odd denominators. Some pair has determinant divisible by four. The statement below is the coordinate calculation in Lemma 2.4; it does not assume or assert the unconstructed comparison with intersection multiplicities.
Source: Ryoji Shimizu and Naganori Yamaguchi, On branched coverings of the projective line over the integers, Lemma 2.4 and the sign choice in Proposition 2.5.
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ShimizuYamaguchi26BranchedCoverings.four_dvd_coordinateDeterminant_of_even_odd
DocumentationTwo even numerators congruent modulo four, with odd denominators, have determinant divisible by four.
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namespace ShimizuYamaguchi26BranchedCoverings
ShimizuYamaguchi26BranchedCoverings.exists_four_dvd_coordinateDeterminant_of_three
DocumentationThe arithmetic content of Lemma 2.4 in an affine chart: among three sections reducing to zero modulo two, two have determinant divisible by four.
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ShimizuYamaguchi26BranchedCoverings.exists_sign_four_dvd_one_add
DocumentationFor an odd numerator, one of the two signs makes 1 + ε * u divisible by four, as required for the integral quadratic equation of Proposition 2.5.
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