Wedge packages extracted from pseudocore loop markers #
A compatible split-loop marker is more than a local two-cycle: after an arbitrary positive subdivision of the split core it canonically exhibits the whole graph as a vertex wedge of a genus-one rigid factor and its complement. This file packages that length-uniform statement in the orientation used by the genus-five loop-aware normal-form interface: the complementary graph is the left (base) factor and the marker cycle is the right factor.
The marker-cut data, transported across a displayed equality of cores.
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A marker package uses the complementary induced graph as base and the canonical marker cycle as rigid factor.
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The base graph remaining on the right side of the cut after separating the selected loop marker.
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The left factor isolated by the selected loop-marker cut.
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The glue vertex in the base graph where the separated marker factor is attached.
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The corresponding root vertex in the separated marker factor.
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The wedge isomorphism in base-first orientation.
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Compose a presentation of G by the split subdivision with the
base-first marker wedge isomorphism.
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A target vertex on the complementary side is transported to the base summand of the base-first wedge.
A target vertex on the marker side is transported to the corresponding vertex of the rigid factor in the base-first wedge.
The second of two distinct marker cuts restricts to the complementary factor of the first, uniformly in all positive subdivision lengths.
After restricting a second distinct marker cut through the first, its left factor is still the same pointed rigid genus-one cycle.
The residual base after two distinct marker cuts is connected.
In a genus-five presentation, removing two distinct marker cycles leaves a genus-three residual base.