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The locus of Brill-Noether general graphs is not dense
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    The locus of Brill-Noether general graphs is not dense (English)
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    15 December 2016
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    Summary: We provide an example of a trivalent, 3-vertex connected graph \(G\) such that, for any choice of metric on \(G\), the resulting metric graph is Brill-Noether special.
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    chip-firing
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    Brill-Noether theory
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    tropical curves
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