The three-antichain path in finite poset spaces #
This file formalizes the characteristic-free five-object path through the two-dimensional three-line configuration used in the equality argument of the frozen manuscript.
The discrete three-element poset underlying the local antichain
obstruction. The phantom parameter keeps it in the same universe as the
field, as required by the literal T-space category.
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The first coordinate axis in k².
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The second coordinate axis in k².
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The diagonal line in k².
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The manuscript's indecomposable two-dimensional three-line space.
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Empty-support scalar space.
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Scalar space supported at the first antichain point.
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Scalar space supported at the first two antichain points.
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Full-support scalar space.
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First strict support inclusion in the three-antichain path.
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The map 1 ↦ e₁ into the three-line plane.
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The map (x,y) ↦ x-y; it kills the diagonal line even in
characteristic two.
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Final strict support inclusion in the three-antichain path.
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The four displayed arrows have nonzero total composite.
The four displayed arrows have nonzero total composite.
The two-dimensional three-line configuration is Schur. Preserving the two coordinate axes makes an endomorphism diagonal, and preserving the third line forces the two diagonal entries to agree. This is the manuscript's indecomposability argument in a stronger endomorphism-ring form.
A positive grading on the Schur objects of the discrete three-point poset-space category has length at least four. This is one more than the three ordinary support additions.
A consecutive three-element block in the chosen reverse linear extension which is an antichain in the original poset.
- le_eq_of_mem_block {s t : T} : q ≤ ↑(reverseIndex T s) → ↑(reverseIndex T s) ≤ q + 2 → q ≤ ↑(reverseIndex T t) → ↑(reverseIndex T t) ≤ q + 2 → s ≤ t → s = t
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The global three-line subspace configuration: elements before the antichain block receive the whole plane, the block receives the two axes and diagonal, and later elements receive zero.
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The global two-dimensional T-space attached to a consecutive
three-antichain block.
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The first inserted map, with underlying linear map 1 ↦ e₁.
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The second inserted map, with underlying linear map (x,y) ↦ x-y.
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The global three-line plane remains Schur: the surrounding full and zero subspaces add no endomorphism freedom, while the three block positions impose the same axis/diagonal constraints as the local construction.
A consecutive antichain block constructs the global Schur detour through the three-line plane.
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The manuscript's strict equality obstruction for an antichain block in the chosen reverse extension.