Counting shifts supported in a finite interval #
If an indecomposable graded module has least and greatest nonzero degrees
l and u, its shift by t belongs to [0,m] exactly when
-l ≤ t ≤ m-u. This file counts those shifts and bounds the exceptional
target shifts outside the interior used for the arrow count.
Shifts whose support endpoints lie in the interval [0,m].
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Once the interval contains the unshifted support, its exact shift count is its length minus the support width.
Summing the individual counts gives a constant total width correction.
All allowed shifts lie in the larger interval [-h,m].
Interior targets contain all incoming supports with shift difference
between zero and h, provided the original supports lie in [0,h].
Exceptional target shifts occur in two strips, whose total length is
3h; no assertion about preservation of irreducibles at these ends is used.
The two boundary strips have uniformly bounded total cardinality, even when the interval is too short for the strips to be disjoint.
Each indecomposable label has at most 3h exceptional target shifts.