The crossing-parity delta of the diagram gluing #
The crossing-count parity change of a label chord diagram across
the Temperley–Lieb gluing glueChords i j — the chord-sign ratio
the converse's per-cut splitting carries.
diagCrossCount— the abstract crossing count of a chord diagram: ordered pairs of chords, gated so that the first-starting chord is listed first; for a well-formed diagram each crossing unordered pair contributes exactly one element.diagCrossCount_glue_cross— the glue delta: gluing the cut{i, j}(chords(i,x),(j,y)concatenating into(x,y)) changes the crossing parity by the number of surviving chords crossing the cut, plus the mutual-crossing indicator of the two cut chords.
ChordPairCross is symmetric in its two chords: the two
disjuncts swap.
The abstract diagram crossing count: ordered pairs of
chords that interleave, gated so the first-starting chord is listed
first. On a well-formed diagram (IsChordDiagram) every crossing
unordered pair of chords contributes exactly one ordered pair, so
this is the plain crossing number.
Equations
- RS.diagCrossCount P = {pq ∈ P ×ˢ P | pq.1.1 < pq.2.1 ∧ RS.ChordPairCross pq.1.1 pq.1.2 pq.2.1 pq.2.2}.card
Instances For
Order helpers #
The system bridge #
The glue delta, crossing case #
The glue delta, crossing case: gluing the cut {i, j}
(i < j, chord (i,x) and chord (j,y) concatenating into
(x,y), non-linked: x ≠ j) changes the diagram crossing count,
mod 2, by the number of surviving third chords crossing the cut
plus the mutual-crossing indicator of the two cut chords.