Finite A5 twelve-coset certificate
Abstract
A finite twelve-point permutation certificate computes the A5 boundary counts.
This document records the concrete twelve-point input from the A5 noncommutative transport example. The two permutations are given both by their image tables and by disjoint cycle products. The return permutations use the displayed right-action convention through low squared times high inverse and low times high squared.
The kernel computation certifies only this finite data: the two return cycle types, the four endpoint orbit counts, and the resulting (V,E,F)=(20,72,48), Euler characteristic -4, and genus 3. It does not formalize the general noncommutative face-transport theorem, A5 generation, or a geometric realization of every group action.
Theorem 1.1 (Finite A5 cycle and link certificate).
Proof. Machine-checked in Lean as D5/S3/Geometry/Gluing/A5TwelveCosetFiniteCertificate.a5_finite_cycle_certificate (✓ std3). ∎
Source. Repository-derived.
Commentary.
The explicit Fin(12) table is checked pointwise by the kernel. The cycleType equalities are a bounded permutation computation, and the count definitions then evaluate to the stated link data.