Graded restriction of compiled Waring circuits #
The contextual Waring compiler emits only three kinds of multiplication
outputs: scalar multiples of variables, proper intermediate powers of a
linear form, and full 2n-th powers (optionally with the term scale). The
first two are invisible in the critical homogeneous layer; the last kind is a
single Waring term. Hence every compiled Waring circuit satisfies the
layer-exact rank-one restriction used by catalecticant Fusion.
A polynomial's critical degree-2n component is either zero or one
charged Waring term.
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A homogeneous polynomial away from the critical degree is invisible.
A charged Waring term occupies the critical layer by itself.
Multiplication-property closure under a right-associated expression sum.
Every multiplication in a proper-or-full power expression has an invisible critical layer or is one full Waring power.
The final shared-gadget scaling multiplication produces the charged Waring term.
Atom-local packaging of the critical-layer property: it only constrains an atom when that atom is a multiplication.
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Every atom in an individual contextual Waring gadget satisfies the local critical-layer multiplication property.
Contextual compilation of any Waring circuit satisfies the layer-exact rank-one restriction for ordinary arithmetic circuits.
Compiled Waring circuits have a one-term decomposition of every critical multiplication layer.
Compilation transports construction of the squarefree Waring target to construction by an ordinary arithmetic circuit on the shared variables.
The compiled ordinary circuit inherits the central-binomial multiplication lower bound from layer-exact catalecticant Fusion.
Explicit exponential ordinary-circuit size bound for compiled Waring circuits constructing the squarefree target.