Graph transmission conditions #
This module connects the graph rank infrastructure to the ASP/slipface
formalization in demazure. The representative-level predicate is the direct
Lean version of the defining inequalities for the transmission locus.
The pointwise predicate and restricted-test-set predicate are deliberately separated from the global condition. Later essential-set reductions can then prove that one finite set of lattice points is complete without changing the basic definition of transmission.
The transmission inequalities restricted to a set of lattice points.
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- Utilities.SatisfiesTransmissionOn G u v τ D S = ∀ p ∈ S, Utilities.TransmissionInequality G u v τ D p.1 p.2
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A divisor representative satisfies the transmission condition for τ if
it has the prescribed degree g + χτ and every twice-marked twist satisfies
the corresponding slipface rank inequality.
Equations
- Utilities.SatisfiesTransmission G u v τ D = (CFDiv.degree D = G.genus + τ.χ ∧ ∀ (a b : ℤ), Utilities.TransmissionInequality G u v τ D a b)
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The degree part of a transmission witness.
A global transmission witness satisfies the inequalities on any chosen test set.
Restricted transmission is monotone under shrinking the test set.
Checking on the entire integer lattice is equivalent to the universal
inequality part of SatisfiesTransmission.
Every marked twist of a transmission witness has the expected affine degree.
Adding the same marked twist to linearly equivalent divisors preserves linear equivalence.
A single transmission inequality is invariant under replacing the divisor by a linearly equivalent representative.
The full transmission condition depends only on the divisor class.
Transmission is invariant under linear equivalence.
Existence of a divisor class satisfying the graph transmission condition.
Equations
- Utilities.TransmissionExists G u v τ = ∃ (D : CFDiv G), Utilities.SatisfiesTransmission G u v τ D