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Infinite-mean Galton-Watson trees have zero random-interchange threshold
We prove that, on a Galton-Watson tree with almost surely finite offspring and infinite offspring mean, the random interchange process has critical parameter zero for infinite cycles, conditionally on survival. Combined with the finite-mean strict inequality established in \emph{arXiv:2503.03319}, t
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