Rank one across a bridge #
Rank-one divisors on two factors combine to a rank-one divisor on their bridge sum after removing one chip at a bridge endpoint. The loss of one degree is the familiar bridge gluing correction.
theorem
MarkedGraphs.winnable_add_liftDivisors
(G : CFGraph)
(H : CFGraph)
(x : G.V)
(y : H.V)
{D : CFDiv G}
{E : CFDiv H}
(hD : winnable G D)
(hE : winnable H E)
:
winnable (Utilities.bridgeGraph G H x y) (liftLeftDivisor G H x y D + liftRightDivisor G H x y E)
Winnable divisors on the two factors have a winnable sum after zero extension to the bridge graph.
theorem
MarkedGraphs.linear_equiv_sub_bridge_endpoints
(G : CFGraph)
(H : CFGraph)
(x : G.V)
(y : H.V)
(P : CFDiv (Utilities.bridgeGraph G H x y))
:
linearEquiv (Utilities.bridgeGraph G H x y) (P - oneChip (Sum.inr y)) (P - oneChip (Sum.inl x))
Subtracting the right bridge-end chip is linearly equivalent to subtracting the left bridge-end chip.
def
MarkedGraphs.bridgeRankOneDivisor
(G : CFGraph)
(H : CFGraph)
(x : G.V)
(y : H.V)
(D : CFDiv G)
(E : CFDiv H)
:
CFDiv (Utilities.bridgeGraph G H x y)
The divisor obtained by gluing D and E across the bridge and removing
one chip at the left bridge endpoint.
Equations
- MarkedGraphs.bridgeRankOneDivisor G H x y D E = MarkedGraphs.liftLeftDivisor G H x y D + MarkedGraphs.liftRightDivisor G H x y E - oneChip (Sum.inl x)
Instances For
theorem
MarkedGraphs.rank_bridgeGraph_ge_one
(G : CFGraph)
(H : CFGraph)
(x : G.V)
(y : H.V)
(D : CFDiv G)
(E : CFDiv H)
(hD : rank G D ≥ 1)
(hE : rank H E ≥ 1)
:
rank (Utilities.bridgeGraph G H x y) (liftLeftDivisor G H x y D + liftRightDivisor G H x y E - oneChip (Sum.inl x)) ≥ 1
Rank-one divisors on two factors glue to a rank-one divisor of degree one less than the sum of their degrees.
theorem
MarkedGraphs.BNExists_bridgeGraph_rank_one
(G : CFGraph)
(H : CFGraph)
(x : G.V)
(y : H.V)
{d₁ d₂ : ℤ}
(hG : Utilities.BNExists G 1 d₁)
(hH : Utilities.BNExists H 1 d₂)
:
Utilities.BNExists (Utilities.bridgeGraph G H x y) 1 (d₁ + d₂ - 1)
Rank-one Brill--Noether witnesses glue across a bridge with the expected loss of one degree.