Establish a conceptual derivation of the dual polar space structure

Prove directly that the local doily conditions characterizing optimal violated sets of the four-qubit hyperbolic quadric force those sets to be isomorphic to the dual polar space $DW(5,2)$, potentially via the Lagrangian Grassmannian map from planes of $W(5,2)$ to points of $Q(7,2)$.

Background

The paper classifies all optimal violated sets computationally: there are exactly 240, and each is isomorphic to DW(5,2)DW(5,2). The preceding local characterization says that an optimal assignment selects a ruling in one grid of every doily. The unresolved issue is whether the global DW(5,2)DW(5,2) structure can be derived mathematically from these local constraints without relying on exhaustive SAT enumeration and computational isomorphism checks.

References

Is there a direct proof that these conditions force a $DW(5,2)$, for instance through the Lagrangian Grassmannian map from the planes of $W(5,2)$ to the points of $Q(7,2)$?

— The Four-Qubit Hyperbolic Quadric Has Contextuality Degree 315  (2610.26465 - Li et al., 19 Oct 2026) in Section 6, item 3 (“A conceptual proof of \cref{thm:dw}”)