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Table 3.1Summary of the main result on counting codimensions.
Given singular tuplesTable 3.2 B, C and a sign tuple s = (±1, ±1, ±1, ±1) this table gives the corre-
Table 3.4Coefficient relation table. Depending on the matrix equation variant, this table states how the
Table 3.5Table of interactions depending on the matrix equation type (rows) and coefficients (columns).
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