Prescribed parity dimensions #
The free-circle value fixes the difference of the parity dimensions. The total-dimension theorem therefore bounds both dimensions by any prescribed compatible pair. Extension by zero then gives a model on exactly that pair of colour spaces.
A disjoint union of free circles evaluates to the corresponding power of the superdimension.
Every representing model has superdimension equal to the parameter's free-circle value.
The minimum total dimension and free-circle value determine the even dimension of every minimal model.
The minimum total dimension and free-circle value determine half the odd dimension of every minimal model.
A normalized invariant parameter has a model with prescribed parity dimensions exactly when its ranks and free-circle value satisfy the corresponding bounds, conditional on Deligne alone.