Canonical duality for transmission witnesses #
Riemann--Roch exchanges the two marks and inverts the ASP permutation. With
the row convention used by SatisfiesTransmission, the literal canonical
complement is off by one in each marked coordinate. The normalized complement
is therefore
K - D + u + v.
It has the degree prescribed by τ⁻¹, and its rows are exactly those required
for τ⁻¹ at the swapped marks.
The marked normalization of the canonical complement appropriate to transmission duality.
Equations
- Utilities.transmissionDualDivisor u v D = canonicalDivisor G - D + oneChip u + oneChip v
Instances For
The normalized canonical complement has the degree prescribed by the inverse ASP permutation.
The complementary marked twist is the canonical complement of the original twist at the transposed, shifted lattice point.
The dual row bound supplied by Riemann--Roch.
A transmission witness canonically yields an inverse-permutation witness at the swapped marks.
Transmission existence is preserved by Riemann--Roch duality, inversion, and swapping the marked points.
The duality transport is an equivalence after applying it twice.