Chains with a common general-transmission period #
The corollary following Proposition 6.1 cites Theorem A of Pflueger 2022:
vertex-gluing twice-marked graphs with the same k-general transmission
period preserves k-general transmission. This file proves the required
affine Coxeter-length inequality directly from the periodic simple-reflection
reduction already developed for Proposition 6.13, then records the two-factor
and iterated graph statements and the resulting Brill--Noether generality
criterion.
Affine Coxeter length and the Demazure product #
Right Demazure multiplication by one periodic simple reflection preserves
k-affinity and raises affine inversion length by at most one.
Affine Coxeter length is subadditive under the Demazure product. This is the combinatorial content of the same-period gluing theorem cited from Pflueger 2022.
Common-period general transmission across wedges and chains #
A common torsion witness glues across an opposite-side vertex wedge.
Two opposite-side marked graphs with the same k-general transmission
period have k-general transmission after vertex gluing.
Common-period general transmission is preserved by a left-associated marked chain.
Connectivity is preserved along a marked chain.
The equal-period chain corollary following Proposition 6.1. A chain of
connected graphs with common k-general transmission is Brill--Noether
general whenever its total genus satisfies the corrected natural threshold
g + 2 ≤ 2k.