Directed deletion from the direct count and graded factor positivity #
This file combines the live manuscript's vertex--arrow--mesh deletion count with the graded translation-slice proof that the factor Euler excess is nonnegative. The remaining representation-theoretic input is visible: new meshes must inject into gained arrow occurrences.
The directed-deletion inequality after supplying the literal direct counts and replacing abstract factor-excess nonnegativity by the graded translation recurrence and realization bound.
The sharp directed-deletion equality criterion under the same direct count and graded translation hypotheses. Equality separates into sharp realization length and bijectivity of the new-mesh/new-arrow injection.
Equality in the complete direct deletion count makes the poset-space realization sharp, so every Schur realization object is one-dimensional.