theorem-h-orientation / thm-h

Theorem H

A frozen state with an odd hexagon has an axis that is either unused or used with one sign only.

In a frozen state with a hexagon of odd curl, some axis is empty (no vertex has that type) or one-way (every vertex of that type has the same sign of moment).

Identifier
theorem-h-orientation/thm-h
Kind
theorem
Status
open a target with no verdict.

Proved on the cells with a coprime pair of extents (Theorem 14), on the cells with two chains in every pair of planes (Theorem 23), and by certificate on the cubic cells of side one to eight and on four cells that are not cubic with their divisors (Theorems 2 and 24). Open elsewhere, where it follows from Theorem U by Theorem 1.

Scope
every cell; open on the cells with no coprime pair and more than two chains in every pair of planes that are not covered by a certificate, the cubic cells of side nine and more among them
Hypotheses: frozen, odd
Depends on
Used by
Provenance
Written by: Lyndon Drake (statement)
Checked by: no independent checker
Read line by line by a person: no
Status reached: 2026-10-01
Notes

The target statement of the note. Its standing by kind of cell is the table in the note’s first section.

Source
Theorem H for frozen pyrochlore ice: proofs on the cells with a coprime pair of extents and on the cells with two chains in every pair of planes, a reduction to Theorem U alone on every cell, and the cubic cells of side one to eight, version 2026-10-01; manifest (JSON)