Legged cores: marked points as legs #
The marked-moduli organization (PHILOSOPHY.md §1): a marked point is a
leg attached at its own vertex of the core, contributing one incidence
to valence. The leg construction on the ordered-slot core is a one-slot
split — the same combinatorial move as
OneEdgeSplitRefinement.splitCore, restated here at the Core level so it
can be iterated (the second leg of a two-marked row lands on the once-legged
core) and consumed by the closed-orthant machinery, which never sees a
Spec.
MarkedCore packages a core with distinguished marked vertices, and
LegStable is the maximal-cone condition of M_{g,n}^trop: marked vertices
are exactly bivalent in the edge graph (their leg supplies the third
incidence) and every other vertex is exactly trivalent.
The leg construction: split slot through a fresh last vertex. The old
slot keeps the tail and is redirected into the fresh vertex; the fresh last
slot runs from the fresh vertex to the old head. Definitionally the core of
OneEdgeSplitRefinement.splitCore (see legSplit_eq_splitCore).
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The fresh vertex carrying the leg.
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The leg construction agrees with the one-slot split refinement's core.
A core with distinguished marked vertices — the combinatorial datum of a
marked tropical curve. k is the number of marked points; each mark is a
leg attached at marks i.
- core : Core n p
The finite edge core to which the marked legs are attached.
The core vertex carrying each marked leg; injectivity and valence conditions are imposed by
LegStable.
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Maximal-cone stability: marks are pairwise distinct, marked vertices are exactly bivalent in the edge graph (the leg is the third incidence), and every unmarked vertex is exactly trivalent.
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Exact Boolean check for LegStable.
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