Primitive Two-Wall Extension Requires a Second-Order Rees Gauge
Result
The primitive two-wall logarithmic class fails to close in a simple-pole/Fuchsian ansatz. At the exact generic fiber
the relative Griffiths--Dwork system becomes consistent only after allowing an coefficient. Its exact-form-gauge-invariant leading term in the raw source basis is
The class lies in the already established algebraic kernel and has zero infinity-Gysin image. Thus the raw source-normalized lift requires a higher-normal algebraic correction on the frozen carrier, not a new carrier stratum. This leading term is fixed modulo the tested exact-form gauge; it is not yet claimed to be invariant under a meromorphic Rees change of basis.
Frozen top lift
Retain the two source walls
The primitive same-sheet occurrence class is represented by
Its iterated residues at the two points differ by the sign of . Therefore this lift is fixed by the existing two-wall incidence geometry; no new cell or support summand is introduced.
Differentiating gives
After clearing , the numerator is
Frozen relative basis and exact calculus
The reduction uses exactly the expected rank-twelve basis
and exact one-forms over the four predeclared denominator strata
Polynomial vector fields of total degree at most four were used for the initial reduction and then enlarged to degree five. No additional cohomology class, carrier cell, or fitted support term was adjoined.
First-jet falsification
If every connection and exact-form coefficient is restricted to
the exact cleared system has
polynomial equations in Laurent-jet variables. Its reduced system contains a contradictory row:
This is a direct finite falsifier of first-jet/Fuchsian closure for the raw source-normalized top lift.
Second-order closure
Allow instead
The degree-four exact system has
polynomial equations in variables, rank , and no contradictory row. Enlarging to degree five gives 261 equations in 540 variables, rank 194, and again no contradictory row. Every fixed second-order and first-order coordinate below is unchanged.
At order , the quotient coordinates are forced to vanish:
The fixed absolute coordinates are
The remaining displayed coordinates in the machine certificate vary with the exact-form gauge and are not promoted to extension invariants.
Hence the double pole is not quotient monodromy. It is a pure absolute algebraic extension term:
First-order residue
At order , the fixed quotient coordinates are
The fixed final-block tail is
At , its infinity-Gysin image is
in the row and
in the row. The fixed first-order tail is therefore algebraic as well.
Independent exchanged fiber
At the independent exact fiber
the degree-four reduction again gives
The mixed quotient residues exchange as
The fixed final-block tail is
the exact transform of the first fiber. These two fibers reconstruct the candidate pattern
A third nonsymmetric scaling fiber,
gives
and
This fixes the missing factor in and confirms every displayed candidate formula at a genuinely nonsymmetric scale. They remain finite exact reconstructions rather than universal cleared identities.
Relation to the earlier second-Rees warning
Entry 128 established that the algebraic quartic begins at second ordinary normal order:
Entry 287 found that the local surface smoothing at the physical enhanced point begins only at third order. The present calculation separates these facts:
- the frozen carrier smoothing is not second order;
- the primitive marked relative connection is second order;
- its first nonzero term lands in the algebraic coefficient kernel.
Thus the required second-order Rees regularization has acquired a candidate geometric home:
The double pole can in principle be removed by a meromorphic basis change of the form . Therefore it is not, by itself, the intrinsic second Rees graded class. What is established is that any such regularization starts with the frozen algebraic -line. This does not yet identify with the regularized extension coefficient.
Classification
| Structure | Geometric home |
|---|---|
| existing primitive two-wall occurrence cycle | |
| simple-pole failure | higher-normal relative-connection effect |
| raw | algebraic kernel ; Rees-gauge input |
| fixed tail | algebraic kernel |
| elliptic modification | none |
| new carrier datum | none |
Deutsch--Popperian update M2.35
The hard-to-vary claim
is falsified at an exact generic fiber.
The smaller surviving conjecture is
This is the first direct relative-connection evidence matching the earlier integrated-loop warning that first normal order is insufficient.
Qualifications
The result is exact but deliberately narrow:
- it is computed at one generic rational fiber ;
- degree-four and degree-five exact fields agree on every fixed Laurent coordinate;
- the universal coefficient remains uncomputed;
- meromorphic Rees-gauge reduction to a logarithmic connection remains uncomputed;
- the physical period/duality pairing remains unconstructed.
Next hostile test
Repeat the second-order reduction at independent generic fibers and degree five. Reconstruct or falsify the universal coefficient of . Then perform the canonical meromorphic Rees regularization and test whether the source quartic controls the resulting logarithmic extension class or neither.