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Lemma 7.4.21. Let θ\theta and θ′\theta^{\prime} be two braids such that θ∘θ′\theta\circ\theta^{\prime} is a braid. We have deg⁡(θ)⋅deg⁡(θ′)≤deg⁡(θ∘θ′)\deg(\theta)\cdot\deg(\theta^{\prime})\leq\deg(\theta\circ\theta^{\prime}).

Given DD a subset of T⁡(Z)T(Z) containing Ze​x​c+Z_{exc}^{+} and such that D∩ι⁡(D)=∅D\cap\iota(D)=\emptyset, the following assertions are equivalent:

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    deg⁡(θ)⋅deg⁡(θ′)=deg⁡(θ∘θ′)\deg(\theta)\cdot\deg(\theta^{\prime})=\deg(\theta\circ\theta^{\prime})

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    deg⁡(θ)⋅deg⁡(θ′)\deg(\theta)\cdot\deg(\theta^{\prime}) and deg⁡(θ∘θ′)\deg(\theta\circ\theta^{\prime}) have the same image in Γ⁡(Z,D)\Gamma(Z,D)

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    deg⁡(θ)⋅deg⁡(θ′)\deg(\theta)\cdot\deg(\theta^{\prime}) and deg⁡(θ∘θ′)\deg(\theta\circ\theta^{\prime}) have the same image in Γ¯​(Z,D)\bar{\Gamma}(Z,D).

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Proof. Assume Z=S1Z=S^{1} unoriented. Let MM be a family as in §7.4.3. Assume MM contains θs​(r)\theta_{s}(r) and θs′​(r)\theta^{\prime}_{s}(r) for r∈{0,1}r\in\{0,1\} and all ss. Proposition 7.4.18 and Lemma 7.4.19 show that the inequality follows from the corresponding inequality for maps in 𝒮n{\mathcal{S}}_{n}, which is given by Lemmas 6.2.1 and 6.2.5.

Given ZZ a non-singular connected curve, there is an injective morphism of curves Z→S1Z\to S^{1}, and the lemma follows from Proposition 7.4.3 and Lemma 7.4.12. We deduce that the inequality holds for any non-singular curve ZZ.

Consider now a general curve ZZ and let q:Z^→Zq:\hat{Z}\to Z be the non-singular cover. Since the functor q#:add⁡(𝒫⁡(Z))→add⁡(𝒫⁡(Z^))q^{\#}:\operatorname{add}\nolimits({\mathcal{P}}(Z))\to\operatorname{add}\nolimits({\mathcal{P}}(\hat{Z})) is compatible with degrees (Proposition 7.4.13), it follows that the inequality holds for ZZ.

The equivalence of the three assertions follows from the fact that an element of (12​𝐙≥0)π0​(Z)⊂Γ⁡(Z,Ze​x​c+)(\frac{1}{2}{\mathbf{Z}}_{\geq 0})^{\pi_{0}(Z)}\subset\Gamma(Z,Z_{exc}^{+}) is zero if and only if its image in 12​𝐙≥0⊂Γ¯​(Z,D)\frac{1}{2}{\mathbf{Z}}_{\geq 0}\subset\bar{\Gamma}(Z,D) is zero. ∎

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Andrew Manion, Raphael Rouquier

Original source: arXiv:2009.09627v2