Incoming occurrences in orbit quotients #
An equivariant map from arrow occurrences to their target vertices descends to every subgroup-orbit quotient. When the action on vertices is free, the arrows ending at a chosen lift are in bijection with the arrow-orbits ending at its quotient vertex: every orbit has a unique representative with that target. This is the combinatorial content of preservation of incoming arrow multiplicity, and hence of the arrow term in the manuscript's local density.
An equivariant map descends to the orbit quotient by the whole acting group.
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An equivariant map descends to the orbit quotients by any subgroup.
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The map on N-orbits remains equivariant for the residual G / N
action.
The orbit-tower equivalence is natural for equivariant maps: descending
first by N and then by G / N agrees with descending directly by G.
For a free action on the target, every whole-group orbit in a fibre of the descended map has a unique representative in the corresponding original fibre.
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For a free action on the target, every orbit in a fibre of the descended map has a unique representative in the corresponding original fibre.
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Cardinal form of the fibre equivalence.
Cardinal form of the whole-group fibre equivalence.
Incoming arrow occurrences at a vertex, counted with multiplicity.
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The local density written directly in terms of incoming arrow occurrences.
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The arrow-multiplicity matrix obtained by counting a type of arrow occurrences with specified source and target.
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Partition the arrows ending at y according to their source.
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Summing the occurrence multiplicities over all sources gives the literal cardinality of the incoming-arrow fibre.
The occurrence form of local density is exactly the manuscript's arrow-multiplicity-matrix form.
An invariant property holds on the orbit of a point exactly when it holds at that point.
An invariant property holds on the whole-group orbit of a point exactly when it holds at that point.
An invariant property on Y induces an invariant property of N-orbits
under the residual G / N action.
The property on the two-stage orbit agrees, through orbit flattening, with the corresponding property on the direct whole-group orbit.
Incoming occurrence multiplicity is unchanged at a chosen lift after passing to a subgroup-orbit quotient.
Incoming occurrence multiplicity is unchanged at a chosen lift after passing to the whole-group orbit quotient.
If projectivity is invariant on vertex orbits, then the full local density is unchanged at a chosen lift.
If projectivity is invariant on vertex orbits, then the full local density is unchanged at a chosen lift after the whole-group quotient.
Occurrence local density is invariant under the group action whenever the target action is free and projectivity is invariant.
Descending the invariant upstairs local density gives exactly the local density formed from the quotient occurrence and projectivity data.
Endpoint scaling in local-density form: the total upstairs occurrence local density is the covering degree times the total quotient density. No separate free action on a chosen set of arrow bases is required.
Local density is unchanged by first quotienting by N and then by the
residual G / N action.
Through orbit flattening, the two-stage occurrence local density is the direct whole-group occurrence local density at every quotient vertex.