Once-marked Brill--Noether existence #
This file records both the degree-free all-row rank-test definition of the
Pflueger--Solomon divisor census and its normalized finite form, together with
the exact graph-side interface with Grassmannian transmission. A normalized
census witness has degree genus G. If the rows of lambda are lambda_i,
the required finite inequalities are
rank (D + (i - lambda_i) u) >= i.
The auxiliary second mark in transmission disappears because every one of
these rows lies on the cut b = 0.
The sum of the row lengths is the cardinality (number of boxes) of a Young diagram.
Transposition preserves the number of boxes.
The finite pointed rank rows encoded by a Young diagram. We deliberately retain every positive row. Passing to the last row of each constant block is an optional certificate compression, not part of the semantic definition.
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The ith part of a Young diagram, extended by zero beyond its positive
row list.
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- Utilities.onceMarkedPart lambda i = lambda.rowLens.getD i 0
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The degree-free, all-row rank-test formulation of membership in the
Pflueger--Solomon divisor census. It is the pole-order inequality
lambda_i(D,u) ≥ lambda_i, written without choosing minima:
rank (D + (i + g - deg D - lambda_i)u) ≥ i for every i ≥ 0.
For a connected graph this is equivalent to the finite normalized predicate
OnceMarkedBNExists below.
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- Utilities.OnceMarkedCensusContains G u lambda = ∃ (D : CFDiv G), ∀ (i : ℕ), rank G (D + (↑i + G.genus - CFDiv.degree D - ↑(Utilities.onceMarkedPart lambda i)) • oneChip u) ≥ ↑i
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The normalized form of membership of lambda in the divisor census of
the once-marked graph (G,u).
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- Utilities.OnceMarkedBNExists G u lambda = ∃ (D : CFDiv G), CFDiv.degree D = G.genus ∧ ∀ c ∈ Utilities.onceMarkedCorners lambda, rank G (D + c.1 • oneChip u) ≥ c.2.2
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Once-marked Brill--Noether existence for (G,u): every Young diagram of
size at most the genus occurs in its divisor census.
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- Utilities.OnceMarkedBNExistence G u = ∀ (lambda : YoungDiagram), ↑lambda.card ≤ G.genus → Utilities.OnceMarkedBNExists G u lambda
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The once-marked Brill--Noether existence conjecture for finite connected graphs.
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- Utilities.OnceMarkedBNConjecture = ∀ (G : CFGraph), graphConnected G → ∀ (u : G.V), Utilities.OnceMarkedBNExistence G u
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Row-indexed form of OnceMarkedBNExists. This is convenient both for
handwritten shape arguments and for generated finite catalogs.
Marked Riemann--Roch duality #
Cellwise form of the pointed partition rank conditions. A cell (i,j)
asks for rank at least i after twisting by (i-j-1)u. This symmetric form
is the convenient interface for transposing a partition.
The degree-g representative of the marked Riemann--Roch dual of D.
The extra 2u normalizes the degree; twisting a divisor at the marked point
does not change its Weierstrass partition.
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- Utilities.onceMarkedDualDivisor G u D = canonicalDivisor G - D + 2 • oneChip u
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Exact marked Riemann--Roch identity for a normalized divisor.
A normalized witness for lambda dualizes to a normalized witness for
the transposed Young diagram.
Once-marked Brill--Noether existence is invariant under transposing the partition.
On a connected graph, degree normalization and the Riemann tail identify the original all-row census test with the finite positive-row test.
The exact finite corner data needed for an ASP permutation to encode the
once-marked partition lambda at the cut b = 0.
For the Grassmannian permutation attached to lambda, these facts follow
from its essential-set formula. Packaging them separately keeps the graph
side independent of the particular construction of that permutation.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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A Grassmannian partition profile makes its twice-marked transmission existence condition exactly the once-marked divisor-census condition. In particular, the result is independent of the auxiliary second mark.