Wall and Primitive Tails Share One Algebraic Kernel Line
Result
The fixed final-block tails of both one-wall extensions and the primitive two-wall extension all lie on
Together with the Entry 293 Rees correction, the fixed logarithmic absolute data therefore use only
No other algebraic-kernel direction and no elliptic direction occurs.
Frozen algebraic line
The explicit Gysin-kernel vector restricts to
One-wall tails
The fixed final-block parts of the two mixed columns are
Direct comparison gives
Primitive tail
The fixed primitive tail is
Hence
Its home is thus the cyclic algebraic quotient direction selected by the final three-master block, not a generic direction in .
Incidence identity
The primitive quotient coefficients are
Since ,
The primitive direct algebraic tail is therefore determined by its two one-wall transports and their incidence coefficients. This is evidence for, but not a chain-level proof of, a relative Gauss--Manin boundary relation.
Architectural consequence
At total-energy logarithmic order the fixed algebraic data occupy exactly:
- the invariant Kummer line , entered by the Rees regularization;
- the cyclic line , entered by all wall tails.
Both are pre-existing coefficient directions in , and both have zero elliptic Gysin image. The finite model needs existing wall incidence plus the existing algebraic coefficient plane, not a new carrier generator.
Epistemic boundary and next falsifier
The displayed proportionalities are exact algebra after supplying the rational tail formulas. Those formulas remain reconstructions from exact generic-fiber reductions; a universal cleared Griffiths--Dwork certificate over is still required.
The universal computation must reproduce this single-line identity or expose another fixed direction. An extra direction within changes the coefficient-extension architecture; a direction outside the frozen relative surface and wall geometry is the carrier-level falsifier.