Corrected high-genus midpoint exceptions #
The paper states the order-two exception in Proposition 4.19 and Corollary
6.4 with both supporting strands of length two. The corrected
all-submodularity classification shows that this is too restrictive. If one
mark is the midpoint of a length-two strand, it may be paired with any
interior point of a distinct strand. When that second point is itself a
midpoint (so its strand merely has even length), both points double to the
endpoint pencil. The marked graph therefore has exact torsion order two and
has 2-general transmission.
The corrected exceptional family in Proposition 4.19 and Corollary 6.4: the marks lie at midpoints of distinct strands, and at least one of the two strands has length two.
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Exact torsion order for the corrected exceptional family.
Every divisor is submodular for the corrected exceptional family.
Corrected positive half of Corollary 6.4: every exceptional midpoint
marking has 2-general transmission.