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Prove the no-edge irreducible joint-image bound is 3. - #6921
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A complete pool with pattern dimension at most 3 and no matrix unit is reducible whenever its joint image has dimension 4, and an explicit three-projector pool attains an irreducible image of dimension 3 at every width. No new kappa. Co-authored-by: unpaidmoon <unpaidmoon@users.noreply.github.com>
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Change and mathematical scope
A complete noncoordinate rank-one idempotent pool over F2, in a pattern space of dimension at most three that contains no matrix unit, cannot act irreducibly on a four-dimensional joint image. Dimension 3 is sharp at every ambient width, by an explicit three-projector pool. This is a scalar pool theorem. It is not a paid-profile improvement and no new κ is claimed. The selected value stays
781451/250000000.The total-image bound dim V ≤ 4 is cited from #6838 and is not reproved. The new statement is reducibility at dimension 4.
Task and overlap
Base commit:
7c49fe32c55de02c2c873655c804b16e4c3fef0a.Card
bit-new-register-model, priority revision 8. Scope status: changed. The card asks for a larger or nonabelian register alphabet. The actual result answers the scalar question left open by #6838: whether a no-edge pool of pattern dimension at most 3 can be irreducible in joint-image dimension 4. No new alphabet or word is built. The original native acceptance gate remains unmet. The same card was already used for scalar pattern-pool questions in #5921 and #6838.Nearest open work:
Overlap search on 2026-11-08 covered 825 open PRs and 6920 discussion records. The phrase pair "no-edge" and "irreducible" matched only this package. "zero-edge image" matched #6838. "irreducible joint" matched #6785 and this package. No match is not a novelty certificate; the distinctions above are from reading those PRs.
Validation
Python 3.12, standard library only. From the repository root:
Observed:
PASS_NO_EDGE_IRREDUCIBLE_IMAGEandPASS_REGISTERED_RESEARCH_PACKAGE.check_research_commit.py --check-source-historypassed at6020400853abc110134804fad04b695adc360bcd.The verifier enumerates GL(3, 2) (168 matrices, 18 survivors), the sharp pool on four coordinates, a one-extra-bit support check, the seven four-point caps, and negative controls: the #6838 parity pool is reducible, the normal-form triple is reducible, and dropping one sharp projector leaves an invariant line. Those finite checks do not replace the all-width case analysis in
PROOF.md. No Lean, Docker, or historical replay was run. The selected baseline was not rerun.Credit
Nick Petalas, #5921, for the fiber lemma. CubeJerry, #6838, for the total-image bound and the open irreducible question; #6782 for the edge-quotient context. Prepared by unpaidmoon with substantial Cursor Grok assistance. New work is Apache-2.0.
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