Swapping the marks of a graph with general transmission #
Swapping the two marked vertices replaces a raw transmission permutation
tau by its reflected inverse
b |-> -tau^{-1}(-b).
This file proves that affine inversion count is unchanged by this operation
and consequently that KGeneralTransmission is independent of the ordering
of the two marks.
The inverse of a bijection, kept at the raw-function level used by
IsTransmissionPermutation.
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- Bananas.rawInverse tau = Function.invFun tau
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Inverting a bijective affine function preserves its period.
Reflection in both the domain and range.
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- Bananas.rawAffineReflection tau n = -tau (-n)
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The reflected inverse is the raw transmission permutation after swapping the two marks.
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The pair map taking an inversion of an inverse permutation back to the corresponding inversion of the original permutation.
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- Bananas.inverseInversionPair tau p = (Bananas.rawInverse tau p.2, Bananas.rawInverse tau p.1)
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Normalize the inversion of the original permutation associated to an inversion of its inverse.
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Normalize the inversion of the inverse permutation associated to an inversion of the original.
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Inversion preserves the number of affine-period inversion classes.
Reflection in the origin preserves bijectivity.
Reflection in the origin preserves a positive affine period.
Normalize the original inversion corresponding to an inversion of the reflected permutation. The same map, with source and target exchanged, is its inverse.
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Swapping a raw transmission permutation preserves its affine inversion count.
The reflected inverse is exactly the raw transmission permutation after the order of the two marked vertices is exchanged.
A torsion period is unchanged when the two marked vertices are exchanged.
Submodularity of every divisor is unchanged by ordering the marks.
k-general transmission is independent of the ordering of the two marked
vertices.