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base-q-anf
- Builds the base normal form of a design: the inverse Vandermonde on
0..base-1applied axis by axis overGF(base), and the integer Mobius transform along the product of chains. - Proves both round-trip on every value table by the matrix identities
T E = E T = IoverGF(base)andB M = IoverZ, which settles base 3 atdim 3without touching its2^27designs. - Sweeps every base-2 design at
dim 2, 3, 4against the classical XOR ANF and the signed subset real ANF, recording the variable reversal between the two labelings. - Sweeps all 512 base-3 designs at
dim 2for both round-trips and both degree histograms. - Evaluates the four historical rules at base 3,
dim 2, 3, and the Sierpinski carpet and Menger sponge as actual shapes. - Shows the Vandermonde is never invertible for a composite
base. - Domain run: exhaustive at every
(base, dim)named above; base 3 atdim 3rests on the identity alone. Whole run is 10 seconds on one core.
RUN
uv run python research/lab/py/base-q-anf/anf.py
WITNESSES
complexity.md:296- atbase 2the inverse Vandermonde is[[1,0],[1,1]].complexity.md:297-299- the Vandermonde is not invertible modbaseatbase 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, and is at every prime through 13.complexity.md:305-306-T E = E T = Iatbase 3, dim 3covers all3^27value tables, so all2^27designs.complexity.md:308-311- all16, 256, 65536base-2 designs atdim 2, 3, 4round-trip with0failures and match the XOR ANF with0differences after variable reversal.complexity.md:312-315-512base-3 designs atdim 2, both round-trips0failures,GF(3)degree histogram-1: 1, 0: 1, 2: 24, 3: 144, 4: 342, no degree 1.complexity.md:326-329-GF(3)degrees void2, 4, tree2, 4, carpet3, 6, net4, 6.complexity.md:332-336- Sierpinski carpet8/9cells,GF(3)degree4; the carpet row keeps3/9; thedim 3row keeps4/27; Menger sponge20/27,GF(3)degree6, the ceilingdim (base-1).complexity.md:341-342- at base 3,dim 2, the tree hasGF(3)degree2and integer degree1; the voidGF(3)degree2and integer degree4.complexity.md:646-647- the provenance lines this study replaces.