claimroutineinferred_dep
Unused sign change contradicts nonzero derivative
Statement (paper)
With , and as above, the equations cannot all hold. In the case where the position rows have rank two, Cramer's rule places in , and the automorphism of changing only the sign of yields . In the remaining case where is a single line, one gets and in , and changing only the sign of yields . Either way this contradicts .
In plain English
The differentiated linear system relating , , , and the radicals cannot hold simultaneously. Solving it by Cramer's rule puts (or and ) in the field generated by a few radicals, and flipping the sign of one unused radical forces for some .
Why it's here
This is the closing step of the obstruction argument. Solving the differentiated grid system from the previous claim shows lies in a field that does not involve a further radical (, or in the line case). Changing that radical's sign is an automorphism fixing but flipping , so , contradicting the nonvanishing of and so ruling out the system.”}
Classified routine:
This closing step combines the earlier differentiated grid system with Cramer's rule and the Galois automorphism that flips the sign of a square root, a standard field-theoretic argument. Its new content lies in the setup from the earlier claims, not in this step.
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Sources
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- §8.5 An unused sign change
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Unused sign change contradicts nonzero derivative" rests on claim-alg-obstruction-5
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Unused sign change contradicts nonzero derivative" rests on alg:surviving-point