ScalingStacks

0PB4

Proof. Let z=ζ′​(0)=ζ′′​(1)z=\zeta^{\prime}(0)=\zeta^{\prime\prime}(1). We have ζ′∈I⁡(idz,θζ⁡(1))\zeta^{\prime}\in I(\operatorname{id}\nolimits_{z},\theta_{\zeta(1)}). Since ζ¯′=θζ⁡(1)∘ζ′\bar{\zeta}^{\prime}=\theta_{\zeta(1)}\circ\zeta^{\prime} is smooth and has opposite orientation to ζ′\zeta^{\prime}, it follows that ζ′​(0+)∈ι⁡(C​(z)+)\zeta^{\prime}(0+)\in\iota(C(z)^{+}). Similarly, ζ′′​(1−)∈ι⁡(C​(z)+)\zeta^{\prime\prime}(1-)\in\iota(C(z)^{+}). We deduce that ζ′\zeta^{\prime} and ζ′′\zeta^{\prime\prime} have opposite orientations. ∎

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Andrew Manion, Raphael Rouquier

Original source: arXiv:2009.09627v2