Common parts of fixed-degree effective Weil divisors #
This file packages the pointwise minimum of two effective fixed-degree Weil divisors as their
common effective part. If D and E are effective divisors, D ⊓ E is the largest divisor
lying below both. Removing it from D and from E gives two residual effective divisors with
disjoint support.
This is formal divisor bookkeeping for the Jacobian challenge roadmap's Layer C symmetric-power
lane (TauCetiRoadmap/JacobianChallenge/README.md, "Relative effective Cartier divisors and
symmetric powers Symᵈ X"). The later Abel-map and linear-system arguments need to split
unordered effective divisors into their common sub-divisor and the two remaining parts; this file
supplies that operation at the existing formal Weil-divisor level, before scheme-level symmetric
powers or relative Cartier divisors are available.
The common effective part of two fixed-degree effective divisors.
Its underlying Weil divisor is the pointwise minimum D ⊓ E; its degree index is the actual
degree of that minimum.
Equations
- D.inf E = Classical.choose ⋯
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The coefficient of the common part is the minimum of the two coefficients.
The multiplicity function of the common part is the pointwise minimum of multiplicities.
The symmetric-power representative of the common part is the pointwise minimum of multiplicity functions.
The common part lies below the left input divisor.
The common part lies below the right input divisor.
Any Weil divisor below both inputs lies below their common part.
The common part is the left input exactly when the left input is below the right input.
The common part is the right input exactly when the right input is below the left input.
The degree of the common part is bounded by the left degree index.
The degree of the common part is bounded by the right degree index.
The residual part of the left divisor after removing the common part.
It is the fixed-degree difference D - (D ⊓ E), available since the common part lies below D.
Equations
- D.leftResidual E = D.subOfLe (D.inf E) ⋯
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The residual part of the right divisor after removing the common part.
It is the fixed-degree difference E - (D ⊓ E), available since the common part lies below E.
Equations
- D.rightResidual E = E.subOfLe (D.inf E) ⋯
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The coefficient of the left residual is coeff D x - min (coeff D x) (coeff E x).
The coefficient of the right residual is coeff E x - min (coeff D x) (coeff E x).
The multiplicity function of the left residual is the truncated multiplicity difference.
The multiplicity function of the right residual is the truncated multiplicity difference.
The symmetric-power representative of the left residual is the truncated multiplicity difference from the left divisor.
The symmetric-power representative of the right residual is the truncated multiplicity difference from the right divisor.
The two residual divisors left after removing the common part are coefficientwise disjoint.
Removing the common part from the left divisor and adding it back recovers the left divisor, up to the natural degree-index cast.
Adding the common part before the left residual also recovers the left divisor, up to the natural degree-index cast.
Removing the common part from the right divisor and adding it back recovers the right divisor, up to the natural degree-index cast.
Adding the common part before the right residual also recovers the right divisor, up to the natural degree-index cast.