The induced triple of a concatenation #
The induced triple of a list of centres (AnalyticTriple.induced: the marked transform and the
total transform of the boundary at the last stage) decomposes along the constructors of the list:
the empty list induces the triple itself (induced_nil), and cons hY R induces what R induces
from the triple after the head blow-up (induced_cons). The head triple is read as the induced
triple of the one-element list cons hY nil; its ideal is the marked transform of the first step,
birationalTransform hY (isBlowUp_blowUpฯ ฯโ hY) โจ๐, mโฉ (cons_markedTransformSeq_one,
cons_markedTransformSeq_last: the chart witnesses of the succession are chosen, so the
identification across successions is a theorem, birationalTransform_congr, not a rfl), and its
boundary the total transform of the first step; the order clauses of the head and of the tail come
from isOfOrderGe_cons_iff.
The consequence used by the rounds on the nonmonomial part: a pointwise bound on the order of the
nonmonomial part of the induced ideal at the last stage passes through a concatenation L.concat L'
from the bound for L' at the triple induced by L (nonmonomialOrdLe_induced_concat), by
induction on L with the cons case definitional, so no transport across the type equality
stage_last_concat is needed. The triple (X_j, I_j, E_j) carried along a composite sequence is
Kollรกr's [Kol07, 104, Step 2.1].
The induced triple of equal triples (on the same manifold) is the same triple.
The empty list induces the triple itself (the marked and total transforms at index 0).
The head of a list of order โฅ m, as the one-element list, is of order โฅ m
(isOfOrderGe_cons_iff: the head clauses do not mention the tail).
The triple after the head blow-up: the induced triple of the one-element list.
Equations
- T.headTriple m hY hโ = T.induced m (AnalyticManifold.BlowUpSequence.cons hY (AnalyticManifold.BlowUpSequence.nil (Manifold.blowUp ฯโ hY))) hโ
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The ideal of the head triple is the marked transform of the first step
(cons_markedTransformSeq_last at the one-element list).
The head triple's divisor is the total transform of the first step
(cons_totalTransformSeqFromAux_succ at the one-element list).
The boundary ideal of the head triple is the reduced transform of the boundary ideal (the total transform of [Kol07, Definition 25] along one blow-up).
The tail of a list of order โฅ m is of order โฅ m for the head triple.
The induced triple of a cons: what cons hY R induces from T is what R induces from
the head triple (the marked transform at the last stage through the transform of the first step,
cons_markedTransformSeq_last; the total transform, cons_totalTransformSeqFromAux_succ).
The nonmonomial part of the ideal of a triple has order โค d at every point: the invariant
carried along the descent of the rounds on the nonmonomial part.
Equations
- Hironaka.Manifold.BMOmod.NonmonomialOrdLe S d = โ (x : โโงN.carrier), Manifold.IdealSheaf.ord (Hironaka.Manifold.BMO.nonmonomialTriple S).I x โค โd
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The pointwise bound transports through a concatenation: if the nonmonomial part of the
ideal induced by L' from the triple induced by L is of order โค d everywhere, so is the one
induced by L.concat L' โ by induction on L, the cons case through induced_cons
(definitional at the constructors; no cast across stage_last_concat).