Genus of factors cut from a subdivided core #
The finite core-cut checker already lifts articulation data uniformly over all positive integral edge lengths. This file computes the genera of the two induced factors from the same finite data. Counts are made on ordered core slots, not endpoint pairs, so parallel occurrences remain distinct.
Every slot wholly contained in one core side contributes its entire
subdivided path to that factor. Its L unit edges and L - 1 new vertices
cancel in Euler characteristic, leaving one edge-slot contribution. Hence
the answer is independent of every subdivision length.
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- c.leftSlotDecidable edge = id inferInstance
A core edge occurrence lies wholly in the derived complementary side.
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- c.rightSlotDecidable edge = id inferInstance
Ordered core slots wholly contained in the named side.
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Ordered core slots wholly contained in the complementary side.
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Executable number of ordered core slots in the named side.
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- c.leftSlotCount = c.leftSlots.card
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Executable number of ordered core slots in the complementary side.
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Cyclomatic genus predicted from the named core side.
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Cyclomatic genus predicted from the complementary core side.
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- c.rightGenus = ↑c.rightSlotCount - ↑c.right.card + 1
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The two core vertex sides overlap only in the retained articulation, so their cardinalities add to one more than the ambient core cardinality.
Valid cut data assigns every core slot wholly to at least one side.
On a loopless core, no slot lies in both core sides: that would force both endpoints to equal the unique common articulation.
The named and complementary slot sets are disjoint.
The two side slot counts add to the number of ambient core occurrences.
Core-computed factor genera add to the cyclomatic genus of the ambient loopless core.
Both endpoints of a subdivision unit step lie in the named factor exactly when the parent core slot lies wholly in the named core side.
Exact edge-occurrence count of the named induced factor.
Exact vertex count of the named subdivision side: its named core vertices, plus the interiors of precisely its wholly contained slots.
Exact vertex count of the named induced factor.
The named induced factor has the core-computed genus, independently of all positive subdivision lengths.
The complementary induced factor has its core-computed genus, independently of all positive subdivision lengths.
Both computed factor genera sum to the genus of every positive subdivision of the core.
Checker-facing form of the named factor genus calculation.
Checker-facing form of the complementary factor genus calculation.
Closed non-unit, parallel-slot regression #
The core below is two pairs of parallel slots meeting at the articulation. All four subdivision lengths exceed one and are unequal. Each induced factor is therefore a subdivided cycle, and its checked core genus is one.