Once-marked Brill--Noether generality under vertex gluing #
This file proves Proposition 6.14 (prop:glueMarked) of the paper. The key
device is a finite piece of the Weierstrass partition attached to a pointed
divisor: its ith row is read from the first twist at which the divisor has
rank at least i. Only the first r+1 rows are needed for a wedge divisor
of rank r.
The construction is independent of the transmission-permutation identity of
Proposition 6.10. It uses only the exact vertex-wedge rank formula and the
all-row definition OnceMarkedCensusContains.
Pointed rank thresholds #
The first integral twist at which D has rank at least i. We search
from degree zero upward; every earlier twist has negative degree and hence
rank -1, so this is also the first twist among all integers.
Equations
- Bananas.pointedRankThreshold G hG D q i = ↑(Nat.find ⋯) - CFDiv.degree D
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Immediately before the threshold, the desired rank has not yet been reached.
Successive pointed rank thresholds are separated by at least one twist. This is the monotonicity that makes the associated row lengths weakly decreasing.
Finite pointed diagrams #
The ith (truncated) Weierstrass row attached to a pointed divisor.
Equations
- Bananas.pointedRowLength G hG D q i = (↑i + G.genus - CFDiv.degree D - Bananas.pointedRankThreshold G hG D q i).toNat
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The first r+1 pointed rows, sufficient for studying a divisor of rank
r on a vertex wedge.
Equations
- Bananas.finitePointedRows G hG D q r = List.ofFn fun (i : Fin (r + 1)) => Bananas.pointedRowLength G hG D q ↑i
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The finite Young diagram cut out by the first r+1 pointed rows.
Equations
- Bananas.finitePointedDiagram G hG D q r = YoungDiagram.ofRowLens (Bananas.finitePointedRows G hG D q r) ⋯
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Every finite pointed diagram belongs to the once-marked divisor census,
witnessed by the degree-g normalization of the original divisor.
Proposition 6.14 #
The wedge rank inequality forces complementary pointed thresholds to sum to at most zero.
Each complementary pair of pointed rows dominates the Brill--Noether rectangle width of the wedge divisor.
Paper Proposition 6.14 (prop:glueMarked).
Gluing the marked vertices of two once-marked Brill--Noether-general connected graphs produces an unmarked Brill--Noether-general graph.