Multiple-residue rows for the same-strand one-off marking #
This file proves the first full residue class in Lemma 4.23. If the row
index is b = m n, where n is the length of the marked strand, then the
prefix firing reduces the marked twist of g • rightEndpoint to
(g+m-b) • rightEndpoint. Its marked second difference is one, forcing
tau(b)=m.
The multiple-residue firing identity for the one-off marking.
The right-endpoint rank-difference theorem including coefficient zero.
The positive case is rankDelta_oneOff_rightEndpoint_nsmul_eq_one; at zero
all three chip-subtracted divisors have negative degree.
Lemma 4.23, multiple-residue case: if b=m·n, the transmission row
has value m. The inequality b ≤ g+m is exactly the nonnegativity of
the residual right-endpoint coefficient used in the paper.
The first positive multiple row, recorded without auxiliary quotient
variables: if the strand length is at most g+1, then tau(n)=1.
Complement-residue rows #
The corrected firing identity when b+1=m·n. The normal form is
gL + v + (g+m-b-1)R; this has the same degree as the marked twist.
The right-endpoint coefficient printed in the paper's intermediate display
does not have that degree.
The marked second difference of the complement-residue normal form is one.
Lemma 4.23, complement-residue case: if b+1=m·n, then the
transmission value is g+m.