Pair separation on a maximally circular curve
ProvedEsgk.maximallyCircular_pairSeparationcombinatoricsgeometry
Let be an irreducible real plane polynomial of degree , with real zero set . Assume that is not a circle factor and is maximally circular: its local order at each of the two complex circular points at infinity is .
For every finite sample , there is an exceptional set of ordered pairs with
such that any two distinct retained pairs have a finite common distance locus
The sample may be empty. Absolute irreducibility over the complex numbers is not required.
Preamble
import Definitions.Def_Esgk_DistanceNewtonFactorSaturation import Definitions.Def_Esgk_IrreduciblePlaneDistanceImageInfiniteCorrespondence import Definitions.Def_Esgk_IrreduciblePlaneFunctionField import Definitions.Def_Esgk_PlaneCircleFactor import Definitions.Def_LeanFormalizations_PachDeZeeuw_AlgebraicPrelim open Esgk open PachDeZeeuw (PreparedBipartiteInput) open PachDeZeeuw.Algebraic (PlanePoly PlaneCurveZeroSet) open IrreduciblePlanePolynomial
Formal statement
theorem Esgk.maximallyCircular_pairSeparation
{G : PlanePoly} (hGirreducible : Irreducible G)
(hmax : IsMaximallyCircular G) (hnotCircle : ¬ IsCircleFactor G)
(S : Finset PachDeZeeuw.Algebraic.Point2) (hS : (S : Set PachDeZeeuw.Algebraic.Point2) ⊆ PlaneCurveZeroSet G) :
∃ Δ : Finset (S × S),
Δ.card ≤ 8 * G.totalDegree ^ 2 * S.card ∧
∀ ij, ij ∉ Δ → ∀ kl, kl ∉ Δ → ij ≠ kl →
(twoPairDistanceCommonZeroSet
⟨G, hGirreducible⟩
(ij.1 : PachDeZeeuw.Algebraic.Point2) (kl.1 : PachDeZeeuw.Algebraic.Point2)
(ij.2 : PachDeZeeuw.Algebraic.Point2) (kl.2 : PachDeZeeuw.Algebraic.Point2)).Finite := by sorry