The rational-point invariance conjecture for tropical linear series

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Let Δ\Delta be a tropical complex and let DD be a Weil divisor on Δ\Delta. Define h0(Δ,D)h^0(\Delta,D) as the smallest cardinality of a set of rational points that is not contained in any effective divisor linearly equivalent to DD, or infinity if no such finite set exists. The conjecture concerns replacing rational points by arbitrary points in this definition. Rational-point invariance conjecture. The definition of h0h^0 is equivalent to the analogous definition where the points are allowed to be arbitrary, not necessarily rational, points. This would remove a technical rationality restriction from the definition of h0h^0; the source gives no resolution of the conjecture.

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Dustin Cartwright, “A specialization inequality for tropical complexes”, arXiv:1511.00650 (2018).

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