Effective increments of exhaustive Riemann spaces #
The local finite- and infinity-place residue maps give the same one-place dimension bound. This file first packages those two cases as a bound for an arbitrary exhaustive place, then iterates over the coefficients and support of an effective divisor.
The final statements split an effective divisor at one selected place. They are the linear-algebraic codimension estimates needed to pass from a many-pole auxiliary space to a one-point Riemann space.
The finite- and infinity-place increment lemmas together cover every place in the exhaustive place type.
Adding n copies of one place raises dimension by at most n times the
degree of that place.
Adding an effective divisor to an effective starting divisor preserves finite-dimensionality, and its total dimension cost is at most its degree.
Every effective exhaustive divisor has a finite-dimensional Riemann space.
Splitting an effective divisor at P, the discarded poles cost at most
the degree of the away part.
Rearranged form of the away-degree estimate: the selected one-point space retains at least the full dimension minus the away degree.