Checked semantic evaluation of a tower element through all stored fixed embeddings.
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Raw coordinate evaluation is total at every tower depth.
Exact raw tower-polynomial evaluation is total.
The raw certified-ball evaluator returns a ball at every precision.
Every validated tower element can be evaluated in the stored embedding.
A successful recursive evaluation has the value of the returned lazy algebraic root.
The complex value of a tower element. The fallback is unreachable by
Hex.NumberTower.eval?_isSome.
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A successful executable evaluation computes toComplex.
Every structurally valid level list has positive mixed-radix dimension.
Every validated tower has positive dimension.
Direct complex Horner interpretation of raw mixed-radix coordinates.
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- Hex.NumberTower.LevelSemantics.denote [] x✝ = ↑(x✝.getD 0 0)
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Interpret a raw polynomial over a lower tower in Polynomial ℂ.
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- Hex.NumberTower.LevelSemantics.polynomial lower f = ∑ i ∈ Finset.range f.size, (Polynomial.monomial i) (Hex.NumberTower.LevelSemantics.denote lower (f.getD i #[]))
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The raw polynomial interpretation evaluates by ordinary Horner folding.
Successful raw evaluation agrees with direct complex Horner denotation.
Successful exact evaluation of a raw tower polynomial agrees with its direct complex polynomial interpretation.
The selected complex interpretation is the direct Horner denotation of the element's mixed-radix coordinates.
The rational tower embedding has its expected complex value.
The rational embedding has its expected value in every validated tower.
Certified ball evaluation encloses the exact raw tower-polynomial value.
On canonical raw coordinates, the tower ball evaluator satisfies the error recurrence used by the bounded zero test.
The checked raw zero test returns exactly semantic vanishing.
The bounded raw zero test is total on canonical tower-polynomial coordinates.
A validated relative relation vanishes at its selected absolute generator. This is the semantic half of the central level invariant; relative irreducibility is recorded separately by the checked factorization bridge.