Abstract: We construct three new families of fibrations where is an algebraic complex surface and a curve that violate Xiao's conjecture relating the relative irregularity and the genus of the general fiber. The fibers of are certain 'etale cyclic covers of hyperelliptic curves that give coverings of with dihedral monodromy. As an application, we also show the existence of big and nef effective divisors in the Brill-Noether range.
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