pub enum AdamsFact {
Dimension {
s: usize,
t: usize,
dim: usize,
},
Product {
lhs: String,
rhs: String,
result: String,
},
Vanishing {
lhs: String,
rhs: String,
},
Relation {
a: String,
b: String,
},
Doubling {
from: String,
to: String,
},
StableGroup {
stem: usize,
tower_lengths: Vec<usize>,
truncated: bool,
},
Secondary {
s: usize,
t: usize,
},
}Expand description
One machine-derived fact about the Adams E₂ chart of the sphere. Every variant is computed from the
minimal resolution and its chain-level diagonal — none is asserted.
Variants§
Dimension
dim Ext^{s,t}_𝒜(Z/2, Z/2) = dim — a point of the chart.
Product
lhs · rhs = result in the cohomology ring of the Steenrod algebra (a named product).
Vanishing
lhs · rhs = 0 — an Adem-adjacency / ring vanishing.
Relation
a = b: two product-paths landed on the same generator. The ring relation, discovered by collision.
Doubling
Sq⁰(from) = to — the algebraic doubling operation on the chart.
StableGroup
π_n^s ⊗ Z₍₂₎ = ⊕ Z/2^Lᵢ — the exact 2-local stable stem, as the h₀-tower-length multiset. When
truncated, an h₀-tower runs into the resolution’s filtration ceiling, so the group is only a lower
bound (e.g. π_0 = Z₍₂₎, an infinite tower the finite resolution cannot close).
Secondary
Ext^{s,t} carries a class that is not a product of the indecomposables h_i — the product-sweep
cannot name it. It is the shadow of an Adams differential / a Massey product: the first place the
primary (auto-able) structure runs out, and the secondary structure begins.