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LemmaStatement: AI-adaptedProof: AI-adaptedPipeline-generatedjudge pass (gpt-5.6-terra)audited 2026-09-09
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C prime one sixth interior faces have at least seven arcs

Statement

Every interior face of an arc-reduced reduced C(1/6) diagram has at least seven incident arcs, counted with multiplicity.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: An interior face with boundary relator r and d incident arcs a1,,ad.

[F1]

Each internal arc, including one with the same face on both sides, is a piece and has length strictly below one sixth of each incident face perimeter (Internal arcs of a reduced small cancellation diagram are pieces).

Proof

1.1

Every boundary edge of an interior face is internal. The arcs partition its boundary occurrences, so r=j=1daj. If an arc occurs twice at this face it contributes twice to this sum, and [F1] applies to each occurrence; no distinct-face or simple-boundary hypothesis is needed. The relator is nonempty, hence r>0 and d1. By [F1], each summand is strictly below r/6.

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2.1

Summing gives r<dr/6. Dividing by the positive number r gives d>6; because d is an integer, d7. In particular equality at six arcs is excluded by strictness.

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