{ "ai.module": "parity_k_differentials_rtt", "ai.version": "1.0", "ai.purpose": "RTT structural map of the paper 'Parity of k-differentials in genus zero and one'.", "ai.source.pdf": "https://arxiv.org/pdf/2602.03722", "ai.keywords": [ "k-differentials", "parity", "genus zero", "genus one", "moduli spaces", "flat geometry", "strata" ], "ai.module.summary": "This module exposes the regime structure underlying parity phenomena in k-differentials for genus 0 and 1. It preserves the authors' mathematical results while adding RTT operators for agentic reasoning.", "ai.regimes": { "combinatorial_parity_regime": { "description": "Parity determined by combinatorial data of zeros/poles and k-residue constraints.", "evidence": "Paper classifies parity via discrete invariants of k-differentials." }, "geometric_strata_regime": { "description": "Behavior depends on the geometry of strata in moduli spaces of k-differentials.", "evidence": "Authors analyze strata structure in genus 0 and 1." }, "genus_transition_regime": { "description": "Genus 0 and genus 1 exhibit distinct parity behavior due to topological constraints.", "evidence": "Paper separates results by genus and proves different criteria." } }, "ai.tensions": { "local_vs_global_parity": { "description": "Local zero/pole data vs global topological constraints on differentials.", "paper_alignment": "Parity classification depends on both local orders and global genus." }, "combinatorial_vs_geometric": { "description": "Discrete invariants vs geometric structure of moduli strata.", "paper_alignment": "Authors combine combinatorial and geometric arguments." }, "genus_zero_vs_genus_one": { "description": "Different parity rules emerge from different topologies.", "paper_alignment": "Paper proves separate theorems for g=0 and g=1." } }, "ai.transitions": { "strata_refinement_transition": { "description": "Moving between strata changes parity classification.", "paper_alignment": "Authors analyze how strata boundaries affect parity." }, "genus_lift_transition": { "description": "Transition from genus 0 to genus 1 introduces new parity phenomena.", "paper_alignment": "Paper highlights new behaviors in genus 1." }, "combinatorial_to_geometric_transition": { "description": "Parity criteria shift from purely combinatorial to geometric as genus increases.", "paper_alignment": "Authors use geometric arguments in genus 1." } }, "ai.operators": { "parity_operator": { "type": "operator", "role": "Computes parity from zero/pole data and k-residue constraints." }, "strata_operator": { "type": "operator", "role": "Identifies geometric strata relevant to parity classification." }, "genus_operator": { "type": "operator", "role": "Encodes topological constraints that differentiate genus 0 and 1 behavior." } }, "ai.audience": "Researchers in algebraic geometry, flat surfaces, and moduli theory.", "ai.contact.github": "https://github.com/TriadicFrameworks", "ai.license": "Open educational use permitted" }