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Lemma 3.8

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QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intake100.P55.lemma_3_8

by Gohan · Oct 30, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

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Let RRR be a commutative unital ring with units λ,δ\lambda,\deltaλ,δ and z∈Rz\in Rz∈R satisfying λ−1−λ=z(δ−1)\lambda^{-1}-\lambda=z(\delta-1)λ−1−λ=z(δ−1). For the affine algebra specify arbitrary scalars qsq_sqs​ for every positive integer sss, with no admissibility or cyclotomic condition. Write WnW_nWn​ and W^n\widehat W_nWn​ for the ordinary and affine BMW presentations of Definitions 3.1 and 3.6. Lower levels denote their canonical generator images; products of subspaces denote their RRR-linear spans.

In either presentation, for 1≤i<n1\le i<n1≤i<n,

gi2=1+λ−1zei−zgi,gi−2=1−λzei+zgi−1.g_i^2=1+\lambda^{-1}ze_i-zg_i,\qquad g_i^{-2}=1-\lambda ze_i+zg_i^{-1}.gi2​=1+λ−1zei​−zgi​,gi−2​=1−λzei​+zgi−1​.

These are the quadratic consequences of the skein relation. The inverse-square formula corrects the printed final zgizg_izgi​ using the source's prescribed multiplication by gi−1g_i^{-1}gi−1​.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_QAlgorithms_Papers_Independent_Intake100_P55
Formal statement
noncomputable section

open scoped Classical

namespace QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intake100.P55

section Statements

variable {R : Type*} [CommRing R] (P : Ground R) (q : ℕ → R)

/-- Lemma 3.8, PDF p.18, in both ordinary and affine BMW algebras.
Source correction: the printed final z*g_i is z*g_i inverse, as follows
by multiplying the skein relation by g_i inverse. Independent moderation
of this correction remains required. -/
theorem lemma_3_8 (aff : Bool) (n i : ℕ) (hi : BMWIndex n i) :
    ghCrossing P q aff n i false ^ 2 = 1 +
      algebraMap R _ ((↑P.lam⁻¹ : R) * P.z) * ghContraction P q aff n i -
      algebraMap R _ P.z * ghCrossing P q aff n i false ∧
    ghCrossing P q aff n i true ^ 2 = 1 -
      algebraMap R _ ((P.lam : R) * P.z) * ghContraction P q aff n i +
      algebraMap R _ P.z * ghCrossing P q aff n i true := by sorry

end Statements

end QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intake100.P55

end
Source
Affine Birman-Wenzl-Murakami Algebras and Tangles in the Solid Torus, arXiv:math/0411155v2, PDF p. 18, Lemma 3.8
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What the Lean code literally says, in plain math · gpt-6.1-sol

Let RRR be a commutative ring, let λ,δ∈R×\lambda,\delta\in R^\timesλ,δ∈R× and z∈Rz\in Rz∈R satisfy λ−1−λ=z(δ−1)\lambda^{-1}-\lambda=z(\delta-1)λ−1−λ=z(δ−1), and let q:N→Rq:\mathbb N\to Rq:N→R be arbitrary. For either Boolean choice aff\mathrm{aff}aff and any n∈Nn\in\mathbb Nn∈N, work in the quotient Baff,nB_{\mathrm{aff},n}Baff,n​ of the free associative unital RRR-algebra on gi,hi,eig_i,h_i,e_igi​,hi​,ei​ for 1≤i<n1\le i<n1≤i<n, with additional symbols X,TX,TX,T precisely when aff=true\mathrm{aff}=\mathrm{true}aff=true and n≥1n\ge1n≥1, subject to

gihi=higi=1,ei2=δei,gi−hi=z(ei−1),giei=eigi=λ−1ei,gigi+1gi=gi+1gigi+1(1≤i, i+1<n),gigj=gjgi,giej=ejgi,eiej=ejei(1≤i,j<n, i+1<j or j+1<i),eiejei=ei,gigjei=ejei,eigjgi=eiej,eigjei=λei(1≤i,j<n, i+1=j or j+1=i).\begin{gathered} g_ih_i=h_ig_i=1,\qquad e_i^2=\delta e_i,\qquad g_i-h_i=z(e_i-1),\qquad g_ie_i=e_ig_i=\lambda^{-1}e_i,\\ g_ig_{i+1}g_i=g_{i+1}g_ig_{i+1} \quad(1\le i,\ i+1<n),\\ g_ig_j=g_jg_i,\qquad g_ie_j=e_jg_i,\qquad e_ie_j=e_je_i \quad(1\le i,j<n,\ i+1<j\text{ or }j+1<i),\\ e_ie_je_i=e_i,\qquad g_ig_je_i=e_je_i,\qquad e_ig_jg_i=e_ie_j,\qquad e_ig_je_i=\lambda e_i \quad(1\le i,j<n,\ i+1=j\text{ or }j+1=i). \end{gathered}gi​hi​=hi​gi​=1,ei2​=δei​,gi​−hi​=z(ei​−1),gi​ei​=ei​gi​=λ−1ei​,gi​gi+1​gi​=gi+1​gi​gi+1​(1≤i, i+1<n),gi​gj​=gj​gi​,gi​ej​=ej​gi​,ei​ej​=ej​ei​(1≤i,j<n, i+1<j or j+1<i),ei​ej​ei​=ei​,gi​gj​ei​=ej​ei​,ei​gj​gi​=ei​ej​,ei​gj​ei​=λei​(1≤i,j<n, i+1=j or j+1=i).​

In the affine case there are also the relations

XT=TX=1(n≥1),Xg1Xg1=g1Xg1X,e1Xse1=q(s)e1(s≥1),e1Xg1X=Xg1Xe1=λ−1e1(n≥2),Xgj=gjX,Xej=ejX(2≤j<n).\begin{gathered} XT=TX=1\quad(n\ge1),\\ Xg_1Xg_1=g_1Xg_1X,\qquad e_1X^s e_1=q(s)e_1\quad(s\ge1),\qquad e_1Xg_1X=Xg_1Xe_1=\lambda^{-1}e_1 \quad(n\ge2),\\ Xg_j=g_jX,\qquad Xe_j=e_jX\quad(2\le j<n). \end{gathered}XT=TX=1(n≥1),Xg1​Xg1​=g1​Xg1​X,e1​Xse1​=q(s)e1​(s≥1),e1​Xg1​X=Xg1​Xe1​=λ−1e1​(n≥2),Xgj​=gj​X,Xej​=ej​X(2≤j<n).​

Here gig_igi​ is the image of the crossing symbol with Boolean argument false, hih_ihi​ is the image of the crossing symbol with Boolean argument true, and eie_iei​ is the image of the contraction symbol; unavailable generator expressions are 000, and scalar coefficients mean their images under the canonical map from RRR. For every i∈Ni\in\mathbb Ni∈N satisfying 1≤i<n1\le i<n1≤i<n, both identities hold:

gi2=1+(λ−1z)ei−zgi,hi2=1−(λz)ei+zhi.g_i^2=1+(\lambda^{-1}z)e_i-zg_i, \qquad h_i^2=1-(\lambda z)e_i+zh_i.gi2​=1+(λ−1z)ei​−zgi​,hi2​=1−(λz)ei​+zhi​.

The index hypothesis forces n≥2n\ge2n≥2, so there is no admissible iii when n=0n=0n=0 or n=1n=1n=1.

Human review
  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Oct 30, 2026

    Confirmed by the moderator at approval.

  • Endorsed by Gohan · Oct 30, 2026

    Confirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).

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