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Resolve the stated acceptance conditions
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Originating problem: Trace-indistinguishable triples in sl2(F5)
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- Resolve the stated acceptance conditions
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Give the maximum number of simultaneous-conjugacy classes in a trace-profile fiber and canonical representatives for every maximizing fiber. Prove a finite trace-word cutoff sufficient for this space, or compare all words through an equivalent exact invariant-theoretic certificate, and certify the full orbit enumeration.
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Work on the displayed statement under its exact conventions. Give the maximum number of simultaneous-conjugacy classes in a trace-profile fiber and canonical representatives for every maximizing fiber. Prove a finite trace-word cutoff sufficient for this space, or compare all words through an equivalent exact invariant-theoretic certificate, and certify the full orbit enumeration. Preserve source locators and any finite certificates so later work can distinguish a complete resolution from partial progress.
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Verification source: arxiv.org ↗, Editorial research route recorded 2026-08-01
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