Serialized Rabin certificate: the prime, the degree, the Frobenius pow
chain, and the Bezout witness pairs, all as canonical Nat representatives.
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Compute the Rabin irreducibility certificate for C(p, n) from its
coefficient list, serialized to plain Nat data.
Returns none when the modulus is out of ZMod64 range, when the coefficient
list is not monic, or when the polynomial fails Rabin's test, which for a
correctly transcribed Conway entry means the transcription is wrong.
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Re-check a generated certificate the way the committed decide will.
This is the predicate used by the inspection block. A false rejects the
certificate; true checks its arithmetic in compiled code but does not establish
that kernel replay fits the elaboration budget. The complete generator uses the
proved-equivalent binary checker in HexConway.Power.
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Render a coefficient list as the FpPoly literal the committed entries use:
the first residue carries the type ascription that fixes p, and the empty list
needs the ascription on the array instead.
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Render the table-hit lemma, whose closing match needs one rfl arm per
stored coefficient plus a catch-all for the positions above the degree.
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Render the coefficient-list transports and the SupportedEntry witness that
HexConway.Api carries for each committed entry.
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Render the per-entry source block for (p, n): the table-side literal with
its monic and degree lemmas, then the certificate side with its kernel check and
the irreducibility theorem.
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Print the per-entry source block for a Conway pair in the committed cache.
Takes only the pair. The coefficients are read from the cache row for that
pair rather than supplied by the caller, so the emitted block cannot be
labelled C(p, n) while holding some other polynomial. That distinction
matters because Tier 1 proves only that a committed entry is monic,
irreducible, and of the requested degree; nothing in Lean says it is the
Conway polynomial, so a mislabelled entry would typecheck.
Refresh the expansion input with scripts/conway/import_source.py if needed,
and check whether the requested source entry is available. The shared
factorization corpus cache is separate.
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