Examples of passports and their enumeration #
The degree-one cyclic passport has a singleton branch-point orbit. The torus passport changes
under an exchange of branch points, witnessing that passing to the orbit is strictly coarser
than equality of ordered passports. The computed passport fibers in degrees one to three
have size one; the degree-three check uses the nonabelian symmetric monodromy group. For that
passport, the generating count, centralizer order and normalizer order evaluate the normalizer
formula as 1 = 6 * 1 / 6.
The passport of the cyclic triple z ↦ zⁿ carries the label nT1 with partitions
([n], [1, …, 1], [n]) in every degree with transitive-group labels. For the isomorphic pair
formed by cyclicTriple 4 and its relabeling by swap 0 1, the two passports are equal as
passports: they have the same class set and the same label. The attached passport
specifications nevertheless differ, because relabeling moves the reference monodromy subgroup
to a conjugate subgroup that is not equal to it.
The degree-one passport has one class, computed with its whole symmetric group.
The degree-two cyclic passport, ramified over 0 and ∞, has one class.
The degree-three passport with symmetric monodromy and ordered partitions
([3], [2, 1], [2, 1]) has one class.
The passport of the degree-three symmetric triple has size one.
For the degree-three symmetric passport, the normalizer formula reads
1 = 6 * 1 / 6: there are six generating triples of the prescribed cycle types, the
centralizer of the monodromy group is trivial, and its normalizer is the full symmetric group.
The degree-one cyclic triple has a singleton branch-point orbit of ordered passports.
Different ordered passports can have the same branch-point orbit: exchanging 1 and ∞
changes the torus passport from ([4], [4], [2, 2]) to ([4], [2, 2], [4]).
The passport of the cyclic triple z ↦ zⁿ has label nT1 with ordered partitions
([n], [1, …, 1], [n]), in every degree in which transitive-group labels exist.
Relabeling cyclicTriple 4 by swap 0 1 does not change its passport class set.
The relabeling of cyclicTriple 4 by swap 0 1 has the same passport label as
cyclicTriple 4: the group 4T1 with ordered partitions ([4], [1, 1, 1, 1], [4]).
The passport specifications attached to cyclicTriple 4 and to its relabeling by
swap 0 1 are different: relabeling replaces the reference subgroup generated by
finRotate 4 with the subgroup generated by c[0, 2, 3, 1], which does not contain
finRotate 4. Equality of passports is therefore equality up to conjugating the reference
subgroup, as in classSet_passportOf_swap_smul_cyclicTriple_four.