Transmission inequalities outside the special slipface locus are automatic #
For a divisor of transmission degree g + χ, the twist at (a,b) has degree
g + χ + a - b. Graph Riemann--Roch gives the universal lower bound
rank(T) ≥ deg(T) - g = χ + a - b.
On the other hand a slipface is bounded below by
max 0 (a+1-b+χ). Therefore, whenever the slipface equals this generic
baseline, the corresponding transmission inequality is automatic:
- baseline
0asks only for rank≥ -1; - baseline
a+1-b+χ > 0asks for rank≥ χ+a-b, exactly the RR lower bound.
Thus only rows with strict slipface excess over the generic baseline need to be checked. This is the Schubert-special locus on which an essential-set theorem should operate.
Universal Riemann--Roch lower bound r(D) ≥ deg(D)-g.
Every nonspecial row is automatic for a connected graph once the divisor has transmission degree.
Full transmission is equivalent, on a connected graph, to checking only the special slipface rows together with the degree equation.
Set-level special-row formulation.