MATHLIBANNEX / PROJECT LFH

Determinants and maximal-minor factorization

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Scope

Determinant differences and maximal minors turn coordinate changes into controlled algebraic data. Cramer coordinates and the uniqueness of a right factor will later translate matching minor vectors into a linear map.

7 direct Cards + 2 reused prerequisites = 9 unique Cards. This count is a selected Card closure, not a source-declaration count.

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Reference index: direct Cards and reused prerequisites

Direct references: SR406 — The family of maximal minors in increasing row order · SR411 — Right multiplication scales every maximal minor by one determinant · SR297 — A determinant difference bound in the sup operator norm · SR425 — Cramer’s rule for coordinates of a row · SR431 — A unique right factor from proportional oriented maximal minors · SR439 — Maximal minors scaled by the reference ball volume · SR328 — The satellite polynomial is linear in the maximal-minor vector

Reused prerequisites: SR264 — A seminorm with two-sided bounds against a reference norm · SR235 — A weighted determinant polynomial with satellites

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Read selected Card prerequisites before their uses. Levels are recomputed from the selected reachability-preserving projection; omitted source helpers remain traceable in the source exploration.

9 Cards

Level 0 (5 Cards)

Level 0

The family of maximal minors in increasing row order

Collects the determinants of all square submatrices with all columns and an increasing selection of rows.

MathlibAnnex.Matrix.maximalMinors

Level 0

A determinant difference bound in the sup operator norm

Controls determinant variation by replacing one matrix row at a time.

MathlibAnnex.ContinuousLinearMap.abs_det_sub_le_max

Immediate Card prerequisites: None in this selected scope

Used by in this scope: None in this selected scope

Level 1 (4 Cards)

Level 1

A unique right factor from proportional oriented maximal minors

Recovers a square factor and its determinant from proportional determinants of every ordered row tuple.

MathlibAnnex.Matrix.existsUnique_factor_of_orientedMaximalMinorsProportional

Immediate Card prerequisites: Cramer’s rule for coordinates of a row

Used by in this scope: None in this selected scope