The [formula in source] glue: how [formula in source] is really built
TFPT — Introduction and reading guide
The decisive, now proved step: [formula in source] and [formula in source] have the same discriminant group [formula in source] , and their discriminant-form norms are exactly two TFPT constants which add up to the [formula in source] root norm.
Opening source excerpt. Formulas and the full argument remain in the original document.
Source location and explicit evidence links
documents/introduction/sections/003-section-the-compiler-why-30-2-cdot3-cdot5.tex · lines 75 to 99
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- cross reference join tfpt_readouts_extension.wl
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