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contents Given a curve $C$ that is a degree $k$ cover $C \to \mathbb{P}^1$ totally ramified at two points $p$ and $q$, we can seek to understand the space of degree $d$ line bundles on $C$ with prescribed ramification at $p$ and $q$. The corresponding subschemes of $\text{Pic}^d(C)$ are called transmission loci and are parameterized via elements of the (extended) $k$-affine symmetric group $\widetildeΣ_k$. Transmission loci provide a refinement of the splitting loci that have recently been extensively studied for $k$-gonal curves. Pflueger has conjectured analogues of the classic Brill-Noether theorem should hold for transmission loci. In this paper we prove Pflueger's conjectures.
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spellingShingle Brill-Noether theory for totally ramified covers of the projective line
Aggarwal, Daksh
Algebraic Geometry
14H51
Given a curve $C$ that is a degree $k$ cover $C \to \mathbb{P}^1$ totally ramified at two points $p$ and $q$, we can seek to understand the space of degree $d$ line bundles on $C$ with prescribed ramification at $p$ and $q$. The corresponding subschemes of $\text{Pic}^d(C)$ are called transmission loci and are parameterized via elements of the (extended) $k$-affine symmetric group $\widetildeΣ_k$. Transmission loci provide a refinement of the splitting loci that have recently been extensively studied for $k$-gonal curves. Pflueger has conjectured analogues of the classic Brill-Noether theorem should hold for transmission loci. In this paper we prove Pflueger's conjectures.
title Brill-Noether theory for totally ramified covers of the projective line
topic Algebraic Geometry
14H51
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.26193