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Ordered Berezin integral detects a sign in a permuted top monomial
Example
In the ordered algebra with generators and measure , let
Then .
Example references
Four-dimensional superspace Grassmann algebra and Berezin integration: Four-dimensional superspace Grassmann algebra and Berezin integration.
Associativity and coefficient calculus for the finite superspace Grassmann algebra: Associativity and coefficient calculus for the finite superspace Grassmann algebra.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The ordered four-generator algebra, the displayed polynomial, and the ordered four-variable coefficient-extraction measure.
Four-dimensional superspace Grassmann algebra and Berezin integration: for distinct ordered generators, and the measure extracts the coefficient of .
Associativity and coefficient calculus for the finite superspace Grassmann algebra: the signed basis product is associative and the ordered four-variable integral is a well-defined linear functional equal to top-coefficient extraction.
Verification
Given: [F1], [F2], and the polynomial in the Example.
In the first monomial, moving left past makes one transposition and contributes a minus sign. Thus , so the ordered top coefficient of is .
By [F2], the ordered measure returns exactly that top coefficient; hence . The result depends on the stated measure order and generator convention.