Transmission with both marks on one side of a vertex wedge #
TransmissionWedge treats the case in which the two transmission marks lie
on opposite factors. This file gives the complementary exact criteria: both
marks may lie on the left factor, with the right factor attached at an
unmarked cut vertex, or symmetrically both may lie on the right factor.
The first result removes the nonnegative-threshold hypothesis from the exact
vertex-wedge rank formula. This is useful for arbitrary ASP transmission,
whose required rank tau.s (a + 1) b - 1 can equal -1.
The exact vertex-wedge rank-profile criterion at every integer threshold.
For negative thresholds both sides hold automatically, since graph rank is at
least -1 and the sum of two factor ranks plus one is also at least -1.
Both marks on the left factor #
Twisting at two left-factor vertices commutes literally with wedge addition. This remains true when either marked vertex is the gluing vertex.
The factor-rank inequality for one transmission row when both marks lie
on the left factor. ell records chip transfer across the gluing vertex.
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Exact row criterion when both transmission marks lie on the left factor.
The full arbitrary-ASP profile with both marks on the left factor.
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Exact same-left-side wedge criterion for a fixed wedge-additive divisor.
A same-left factor profile constructs a transmission witness on the wedge.
Both marks on the right factor #
Twisting at two right-factor vertices commutes literally with wedge
addition, including the common-vertex convention of wedgeRightVertex.
The factor-rank inequality for one transmission row when both marks lie on the right factor.
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Exact row criterion when both transmission marks lie on the right factor.
The full arbitrary-ASP profile with both marks on the right factor.
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Exact same-right-side wedge criterion for a fixed wedge-additive divisor.
A same-right factor profile constructs a transmission witness on the wedge.