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Forced peeling reduces the determinant to a core determinant

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Authored summary

For each forced singleton match, cofactor expansion removes one row and column, leaving det M_n equal up to sign to the residual core determinant.

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Recorded status: supported

Recorded scope: every forced singleton match, at any size

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{
  "kind": "universal",
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}

Originating problem: Determinants of the Fibonacci-sum matrix

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Authored title
Forced peeling reduces the determinant to a core determinant
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Stored status
supported
Evidence grade
mathematical_identity
Recorded scope data
{ "kind": "universal", "statement": "every forced singleton match, at any size" }

2Authored explanation

This reduction remains useful even though the residual core is frequently nonempty.

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3Evidence

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Verification source: mathoverflow.net ↗, theoremdb frontier pilot record

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