Explicit quadratic inversion growth on bananas #
This gives the precise formal reading of the quantity M in Theorem 4.18:
there is a divisor whose affine transmission permutation has at least the
displayed number of normalized inversion classes. The paper leaves
"sufficiently long" informal; the three theorems below retain the actual
verified length hypotheses for its endpoint, one-off, and cross-one-off
families.
A marked graph has a transmission permutation with at least q
normalized k-inversion classes. This is the existential lower-bound form
of the paper's maximum M.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Endpoint branch of Theorem 4.18 / Proposition 4.21.
Same-strand one-off branch of Theorem 4.18 / Proposition 4.25.
Cross-one-off branch of Theorem 4.18 / corrected Corollary 4.31. The long-second-strand hypothesis supplies the period separation that the published proof left implicit.
Cross-one-off branch of Theorem 4.18 / corrected Corollary 4.31, with no
hypothesis relating the two marked strand lengths: CrossOneOffLongEnough
already forces B.length alpha ≥ g + 1 ≥ 4 > 2, so the period-separation
premise is now supplied unconditionally by
crossOneOff_cutoff_le_torsionOrder_of_not_both_two
(Bananas/CrossOneOffShortStrandPeriod.lean) in place of the
long-second-strand hypothesis hBetaLong.