Puiseux Laurent branches along Lazard monomial deformations #
Let a real polynomial in a distinguished variable have leading coefficient, constant coefficient, and formal discriminant with locally constant finite Lazard valuations along real analytic centers. A common evaluator gives monomial deformations of a complexification of the centers. Along these deformations, construct a complete distinct Puiseux splitting and analytic extensions of the branches after removing their poles. The Laurent exponents and nowhere-zero analytic units are global on the parameter product. Ordinary specialization at the centers may be nullified.
The evaluator can also separate any prescribed finite set of base exponents, so it can be chosen for the removed base exponents of the polynomial being lifted. The complex centers respect conjugation. The conclusion constructs the root labels; neither a splitting nor complex valuation constancy is assumed. Discriminants are compared with the formal coefficient polynomial only away from the exceptional hyperplane, where the leading coefficient guarantees preservation of degree.
The construction uses TauCeti.exists_complexification_isLazardEvaluator_analytic_units
and TauCeti.Polynomial.exists_analyticOnNhd_nonmonic_laurent.
References #
- S. McCallum, A. Parusiński, L. Paunescu, Validity proof of Lazard's method for CAD construction, Journal of Symbolic Computation 92 (2019), §5.2, application of Corollary 4.2 to the monomial deformation.
Locally constant finite Lazard valuations of the formal leading coefficient, constant
coefficient, and discriminant along real analytic centers construct Puiseux Laurent branches
of the monomial deformation. The centers have one conjugation-compatible complex extension,
and the evaluator also separates the prescribed finite set V. After the factorial power
substitution, the same distinct root labels have analytic pole-removed extensions and
Laurent-power forms whose exponents are constant on the parameter ball and bounded below by the
negative substituted leading-coefficient weight. Their analytic units are nowhere zero on the
whole parameter product, including its distinguished hyperplane. The analytic leading-coefficient
and formal-discriminant units are retained for the same deformation, before the factorial
substitution. Nullified ordinary fibers are allowed; degree zero is included.