Output components that stay nonaffine on large flats #
A prime-field-valued function is affine on an affine flat when it preserves the
ternary sum x + y + z of any three points of the flat; its values off the flat
are unconstrained. These functions form a submodule. A Boolean map is
nonaffine on flats of dimension D when no nonzero linear combination of its
output coordinates is affine on any flat with at least 2^D points. Equivalently,
D - 1 bounds the dimension of every flat on which a nonzero component is affine.
Prime-field-valued functions that preserve ternary addition on one flat. Their values outside the flat are arbitrary.
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