Factorization-Marked Normal-Crossing Span and the Pair-Local Relation Obstruction
Record
Date: 2026-08-14
Status: exact finite-nonresonant theorem for the marked coefficient span, together with a pair-local no-go theorem for the relation.
Scope: factorization-marked six-point scalar geometry, the occurrence cosheaf of entries 83 and 86, and the facewise Pochhammer--Cousin complex of entry 38. This is a boundary-costalk result. It is not yet the bivariant trace to a primal circuit tag or the full scalar total-specialization map.
Claim
The physical face is the actual product square
with vertices
Entry 86's sink marks select the two coordinate edges
Their fiber product in the factorization-marked scalar face category is the single actual triangulation
Thus the correspondence requested in entry 95 exists canonically:
The fixed marks are essential. After forgetting them, both and are saturated common lower cells.
On the universal normal torus, put
The two pullbacks to are the independent primitive characters
They form a regular sequence. The minimal support-preserving middle coefficient is therefore the oriented two-variable Koszul complex
Rank zero erases support, while rank one identifies the two normal divisors up to a Laurent unit and destroys the bifiltration. No common rank-one target character is introduced.
Because and are transverse coordinate faces, entry 38 applies without a new coefficient specialization. It gives the occurrence-decorated PC face tubes, normal Koszul factors, Cousin maps, and the ambient top-cell coherence.
Orient the four square edges by
The marked span supports only and . The unique integral supported primitive with the entry-86 endpoint boundary is
The alternative passes through the unmarked corner . The two representatives remain derived-equivalent because
This removes the strict lower-Cousin ambiguity left in entry 95. The output is nevertheless typed on the road costalk. With entry 89's Laurent duality it is the cocycle
not the primal tag .
There is also a sharp pair-local obstruction. The two relevant conductor columns obey
Every degree-one image of this pair is therefore contained in , while
Consequently:
The relation can only be tested after the three already-existing pairs
have been assembled with one separately typed relation object.
Evidence
The actual scalar-face and occurrence census is
research/voevodsky/check_d03_factorization_marked_span.rs.
SHA-256:
1c7ff7d8e3d3fbb11042929efbe45e27f75d7facfbc532b5c1a7347f54c8c337
The universal-character, Koszul, minimality, and pair-local relation audit is
research/voevodsky/check_d03_minimal_normal_torus_span.rs.
SHA-256:
99fd0571bb61075fe7a44913fa3b1311ea633436f5aac2fa4159a5102a23907d
Reproduce both with:
$sources = @(
"research/voevodsky/check_d03_factorization_marked_span.rs",
"research/voevodsky/check_d03_minimal_normal_torus_span.rs"
)
foreach ($src in $sources) {
rustfmt --edition 2021 --check $src
$exe = Join-Path $env:TEMP ((Split-Path $src -LeafBase) + ".exe")
rustc --edition=2021 -D warnings -O $src -o $exe
& $exe | ConvertFrom-Json | Out-Null
}
The primary audit reran both programs successfully. Inherited inputs are entries 38, 83, 86, 89, 94, and 95 and their cited certificates.
Boundary
- The PC statement is on entry 38's finite nonresonant domain. Resonant nearby-cycle extension is not claimed.
- The factorization marks are genuine extra scalar-geometric data. The bare one-parameter amplitude family does not select .
- The theorem constructs a supported road-costalk diagram and its dual cocycle. It does not identify .
- The ambient square top cell proves homotopy between the two Cousin paths; it does not supply a circuit relation generator.
- The no-go result is pair-local. Entry 95's complete three-pair carrier fold to remains valid.
- No rational splitting, new transition map, fitted differential, or new generator has been used.
Consequence
The occurrence-loaded problem now separates into two coherent stages.
First construct a bivariant pairing
where is the supported diagram and is the road costalk. Its associated grade must be entry 89's unit Laurent pairing and its boundary must be entry 86's marked endpoint counit. Currying would give the desired local primal-tag trace
Only after constructing the rotated and should one test a combined relation cell
The next falsifier is therefore local and precise: prove or disprove the bivariant PC pairing with the two independent normal characters, all lower Cousin terms, twist reversal, and the entry-86 endpoint normalization retained.