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LeanPool.BrillNoetherGraphs.Bananas.Wedge.SameFactorWedgeKGeneral

The same-factor exceptional wedge marking #

When the marked genus-one wedge factor has two vertices, its two marked vertices have exact order two in the whole wedge. Consequently the general order-two criterion supplies general transmission as soon as submodularity is known.

The two vertices of a two-vertex bridgeless genus-one left factor have exact marked torsion order two after attaching any pointed-rigid genus-one right factor.

The same-factor two-vertex exception has two-general transmission.

The same-factor two-vertex exception needs no additional submodularity hypothesis: genus-one Riemann--Roch and the wedge rank formula prove it automatically.