Refined Brill-Noether Theory for Complete Graphs

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Autores principales: Aono, Haruku, Burkholder, Eric, Craig, Owen, Dikobe, Ketsile, Jensen, David, Norris, Ella
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Publicado: 2025
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author Aono, Haruku
Burkholder, Eric
Craig, Owen
Dikobe, Ketsile
Jensen, David
Norris, Ella
author_facet Aono, Haruku
Burkholder, Eric
Craig, Owen
Dikobe, Ketsile
Jensen, David
Norris, Ella
contents The divisor theory of the complete graph $K_n$ is in many ways similar to that of a plane curve of degree $n$. We compute the splitting types of all divisors on the complete graph $K_n$. We see that the possible splitting types of divisors on $K_n$ exactly match the possible splitting types of line bundles on a smooth plane curve of degree $n$. This generalizes the earlier result of Cori and Le Borgne computing the ranks of all divisors on $K_n$, and the earlier work of Cools and Panizzut analyzing the possible ranks of divisors of fixed degree on $K_n$.
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spellingShingle Refined Brill-Noether Theory for Complete Graphs
Aono, Haruku
Burkholder, Eric
Craig, Owen
Dikobe, Ketsile
Jensen, David
Norris, Ella
Combinatorics
05C57, 14H51
The divisor theory of the complete graph $K_n$ is in many ways similar to that of a plane curve of degree $n$. We compute the splitting types of all divisors on the complete graph $K_n$. We see that the possible splitting types of divisors on $K_n$ exactly match the possible splitting types of line bundles on a smooth plane curve of degree $n$. This generalizes the earlier result of Cori and Le Borgne computing the ranks of all divisors on $K_n$, and the earlier work of Cools and Panizzut analyzing the possible ranks of divisors of fixed degree on $K_n$.
title Refined Brill-Noether Theory for Complete Graphs
topic Combinatorics
05C57, 14H51
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.06083