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LeanPool.BrillNoetherGraphs.Tricycle.UpperBounds

The tricycle upper bounds #

Two explicit divisors, both certified through the core vertices are rank-determining theorem Spec.rank_ge_one_of_forall_mem_coreVertices (Utilities/Foundations/RankDeterminingSet.lean), which is the repository's metric-free form of Luo's Theorem 1.6 and is exactly the source's Corollary 2.13. Only seven obligations arise — one per core vertex — and each is a single explicit firing set, checked by decide.

The firing sets and residual divisors are checked directly by the Lean kernel.

Winnability from an explicit script #

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effective is a bounded quantifier over a Fintype; make that visible to instance search so the concrete checks below are decide-shaped.

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An explicit firing script witnessing winnability.

The two concrete subdivisions #

The minimal tricycle T_m itself.

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    Its 2-subdivision σ₂(T_m).

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      Theorem 3.9, upper half: dgon(T_m) ≤ 6 #

      One chip on each of the six transition vertices.

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        The outer ring of T_m: everything but the centre. Firing it once is legal (each transition vertex has exactly one spoke edge and exactly one chip) and delivers six chips to v₀.

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          Theorem 3.9, upper half. The minimal tricycle has divisorial gonality at most six.

          Proposition 3.3: dgon(σ₂(T_m)) ≤ 5 #

          The special divisor D₀ = 2·v₀ + Σᵢ (midpoint of transition slot i).

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            The component of σ₂(T_m) ∖ supp D₀ containing the cycle Cᵢ: the cycle itself together with the interiors of the two spokes at vᵢ⁻ and vᵢ⁺.

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              The set actually fired: the complement of Sᵢ.

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                Proposition 3.3. The 2-subdivision of the minimal tricycle has divisorial gonality at most five.