Genus-two corner algebra without a theta presentation #
These are the graph-generic degree slices in the finite proof of Lemma 4.10. The hypotheses isolate exactly what bridgelessness supplies: every one-chip divisor has rank zero.
In connected genus two, the canonical divisor minus a chip has rank zero whenever that chip has rank zero.
The degree-zero slice has the same value as in the theta proof on every connected genus-two graph.
A degree-zero slice remains its principality indicator after the dual divisor is shifted by one chip.
In genus two, the degree-one slice is idempotent once degree-one effective divisors have rank zero.
In degree two, the first three marked inclusion--exclusion terms cancel after multiplication by the canonical complement. This is the only degree-two calculation needed before the residual correction term in Lemma 4.10.
The degree-zero fixed-twist contribution in the finite inversion sum.
The degree-one fixed-twist contribution, with its two degree-zero boundary terms made explicit.
After the degree-two cancellation, only the degree-zero correction product survives.
Pointwise telescoping of the three fixed-degree slices, now independent of a theta presentation.
The three possible complementary-rank values at a selected corner of an arbitrary connected genus-two graph.
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- Bananas.bridgelessGenusTwoCornerWeight G X = if CFDiv.degree X = 0 then 2 else if CFDiv.degree X = 1 then 1 else if CFDiv.degree X = 2 ∧ linearEquiv G X (canonicalDivisor G) then 1 else 0
Instances For
Exact pointwise genus-two reduction of a selected transmission corner's complementary rank, without a theta presentation.
The finite inversion count is the sum of the three-valued corner weights on every connected genus-two graph satisfying the bridgeless degree-one rank condition. This removes the theta presentation from the first half of Lemma 4.10.
A selected transmission corner contributes exactly its matching one of the three fixed-degree slices.
Finite three-degree form of the inversion sum on an arbitrary bridgeless genus-two graph.
Correction-free, arbitrary bridgeless genus-two form of Lemma 4.10.
Natural-number form of the correction-free bridgeless genus-two inversion identity.
The full arbitrary-bridgeless version of Theorem 4.8. TwoEdgeCutCondition
is the library's literal no-bridge condition; the nontriviality hypothesis
excludes the vacuous one-vertex graph, where a one-chip divisor has rank one.
Full arbitrary-bridgeless genus-two form of Lemma 4.10, including the canonical correction term.
TeX label: lem:invtau (Lemma 4.10), at the paper's full bridgeless
genus-two scope.
TwoEdgeCutCondition is the formal no-bridge condition. The explicit
nontriviality hypothesis excludes the one-vertex edgeless graph, whose
degree-one class has rank one and is not covered by the paper's intended
bridgeless convention.
TeX label: lem:invtau (Lemma 4.10), at the paper's full bridgeless
genus-two scope.