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Literally check #4601's radical-invariance cost formula on a noncommutative local algebra (F4[e;Frob]/e^2) and three further local rings: holds on every target (no new κ) - #4613
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…noncommutative local algebra (F4[e;Frob]/e^2) and three further local rings: holds on every target (no new κ) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This was referenced Oct 22, 2026
This was referenced Oct 22, 2026
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Independent literal check of petalas's #4601 (head
4b2322fc), radical invariance of right-vector costs. It covers a noncommutative local algebra, which #4601 proves but does not enumerate. It agrees. No new κ.Method
research/pr4601-noncommutative-check/verify.pyuses the standard library only and runs in about 4 s.Rings and results
Every invertible target was checked:
On all four rings:
Limitation
With one component no target reaches cost 3, so the noncommutative three-factor regime (k ≥ q+1) is not covered here.
Credit: petalas (Nick Petalas) for #4601; ToikY (#4334), #4276 and Wentao Li (#4099) for the predecessors. Ryanson Jonathan, with Claude Code (Claude Opus 5.5) assistance.
Head: a59c2bf
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