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LeanPool.BrillNoetherGraphs.Bananas.Sections.SectionSixBananaCorollary

The Section 6 large-period banana obstruction #

The corrected Proposition 4.19 torsion dichotomy combines here with the Section 6 Brill--Noether obstruction: a k-general transmission marking on a high-genus banana cannot have k ≥ g, since Proposition 6.1 would make the underlying banana Brill--Noether general.

Theorem 3.9 reduces every high-genus banana marking with general transmission to one of its corrected endpoint-aware exceptional families.

The Proposition 6.1 branch in Corollary 6.4 (cor:bananasWithKGT).

For a banana of genus at least three, any general-transmission period at least the genus contradicts the degree-two endpoint pencil. Thus the unformalized Proposition 4.19 dichotomy only needs to rule out its remaining order-two exceptional alternatives.

The corrected Section 4 input required by Corollary 6.4. This is Proposition 4.19 with its published two-length-two exception replaced by the larger CorrectedMidpointException family.

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    Corrected Corollary 6.4, parameterized by its Proposition 4.19 input. The following theorem supplies that input unconditionally.

    Corrected Corollary 6.4: a high-genus banana has k-general transmission exactly for the distinct-strand midpoint family with at least one length-two strand, and then exactly at period two.