The loop's round at stage 0 #
The round of the loop (Hironaka.Resolution.Algebraic.Wlo05.Embedded) is built from bmoOneRun T hm; its isolated triple and remaining members are isolatedAt and remainingAt at the truncated
run. To compute a round at stage 0 one needs the run's constructor: for a run cons X D rest
(reached by subst from an equation bmoOneRun T hm = cons X D rest) the truncation at 0 is
empty, so
isolatedAt_cons_zero_I: the isolated ideal isT.I : I_ΓwithI_Γthe reduced ideal of the union of the absorbed members;isolatedAt_cons_zero_E: the boundary is unchanged;remainingAt_cons_zero: the remaining members are unchanged (the strict transform at stage0is the ideal itself);filter_centerContains_cons_zero: the members absorbed at stage0are those contained in the first centreD(D ≤ c,CenterContainsat0on acons).
These are unfoldings of the definitions, used by
Hironaka.Resolution.Algebraic.Wlo05.EmbeddedNilInvariant.
The stop rule at stage 0 on cons X D rest is containment in the first centre.
The members absorbed at stage 0 of a run cons X D rest are those contained in D.
The members not absorbed at stage 0 of a run cons X D rest are those not contained in
D.
At stage 0 of a run cons X D rest, the isolated ideal is the colon of T.I by the reduced
ideal of the union of the absorbed members.
At stage 0 of a run cons X D rest, the boundary of the isolated triple is T.E.
At stage 0 of a run cons X D rest, the remaining members are the members themselves.