Transmission across a vertex wedge #
A wedge divisor has a marked rank profile on each factor. This module turns the vertex-wedge rank formula into an exact, arbitrary-ASP transmission criterion. It is deliberately stated for every lattice point and every integer chip-shift: no Grassmannian or rank-one specialization is used here.
For a transmission row (a,b), its marked twist on the wedge splits as
(D + a[u]) ⊕ (E - b[v]). The rank condition on that row is therefore
equivalent to the tropical-dot-product inequality for the two factor
profiles, indexed by the extra gluing shift ell.
The profile inequality attached to a single transmission row of a wedge.
The ell coordinate is the chip transfer across the identified vertex.
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A wedge-additive divisor has the required transmission ranks exactly when every row satisfies all of its factor-profile inequalities.
The usable forward direction of the row-profile criterion.
Every wedge transmission row supplies all of its factor-profile bounds.
The full factor-profile condition for a wedge divisor and an arbitrary ASP permutation.
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Exact wedge criterion for a fixed wedge-additive divisor. In particular, the global transmission predicate reduces to factor rank profiles with no loss at non-special or boundary rows.
A convenient one-way constructor when the factor degree and all factor row profiles have been established independently.
Existence on the wedge follows from one pair of factor divisors satisfying the explicit wedge transmission profile.