[codex] add reduced symmetric pure SOS path#43
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Summary
Implements the pure-SOS part of #37 using Harrison-style symmetry reduction. The search now detects non-trivial variable-permutation symmetry on pure
σ₀goals, builds coefficient and Gram-symmetry equations overℚ, eliminates them before CSDP, solves in the reduced free-parameter space, and rounds that reduced vector before exact LDL verification.The important compatibility details are that the reduced path uses Harrison’s pure
newton_polytopebasis order, his one-pass sparse equation eliminator rather than RREF, and the same homogeneous constant-variable sign convention. Those details are what make the S₃ examples round.This enables the Harrison regressions
sos.ml:1819,sos.ml:1840, andsos.ml:1886.Validation
lake build SOSTestNotes
The current implementation covers pure SOS (
gs = [],ps = []) with non-trivial symmetry. Extending the same reduced construction to Putinar/equality blocks remains future work for the constrained examples in #37.