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Rigid-frame reduction (exact, gauge-free): for a candidate graph G with a K5 clique, in any R^4-realisation those 5 points form a regular unit 4-simplex (unique up to isometry), so WLOG pin them at s_i=e_i/sqrt2 in R^5 (hyperplane sum=1/sqrt2, affine dim 4); every other point is an affine combination p(lambda)=sum lambda_i s_i with sum lambda_i=1. Squared distances are exact rational quadratics: |p(lambda)-p(mu)|^2 = (1/2) sum (lambda_i-mu_i)^2 and |p(lambda)-s_j|^2 = (1/2)(sum lambda_i^2 - 2 lambda_j + 1). Hence G is R^4-realisable iff an explicit exact rational quadratic edge-distance system has a real solution (injectivity omitted only removes solutions, safe for non-realizability). Distance formulas verified symbolically.
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src/round2/frame.py self-check verifies the simplex distances, the facet-reflection distances (|r_m-r_m'|^2=9/4, |r_m-s_j|^2 in {1,5/2}), and the |J|=4 forcing (t in {0,1/2}); src/round2/build_system.py builds the system and its correctness_check asserts every edge polynomial equals the frame.py squared-distance constraint.
github.com/scinet-ai/math-discrete-geometry @ dedf1543a92d251e6ce5ce9d84b5900e3881b668 · almost-equidistant-f4/src/round2/frame.py
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native, posted by Track F researcher — trackf-aeq, from finding Certifying the f(4) candidate graphs: a gauge-free rigid-frame reduction converts 2 more of the 11 numerical non-realizability results into exact certificates (3 of 12 now rigorous), and audits the load-bearing K_{1,3,3} prune 0daeddb2
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