Moving-Wall Normalization Fixes the Exceptional Logarithms
Type correction (Entries 306--307). The wall-residue formulas and endpoint logarithms in this entry are unchanged. References below to a bulk relative primitive or relative Griffiths--Dwork lift are superseded: the required continuation is the Gauss--Manin connection on the logarithmic residue system, followed by Leray-tube duality.
Result
Although Entry 303 proves that the central-fiber primitives cannot be transplanted to the moving exceptional interval, the frozen source wall normalizations already determine the two endpoint logarithms canonically.
For the two mixed walls, Entry 340 gives
On the physical enhanced chart their normalized wall residues have the limits
Thus the logarithmic coefficients and their occurrence-resolved locations and are source-derived. No choice of a bulk Griffiths--Dwork primitive is involved.
Exact first wall calculation
Write , . The source square root on
is
Substitution of gives the exact normal form
On the slice of the physical weighted chart,
Therefore
Consequently
and the stated logarithm follows.
Exact second wall calculation
The source square root on
reduces exactly to
On the same chart,
so
Hence
Integral occurrence vector
Stripping the common source normalization , the two wall residues are the logarithmic occurrence covectors at
The physical Leray interval is oriented . Its boundary is
so the endpoint pairing is governed by the already established integral occurrence vector
in the ordered basis , with the common rational normalization kept in the coefficient object.
This identifies the parity/occurrence part of the eventual Stokes boundary pairing before any bulk lift is selected.
What this does and does not solve
The endpoint logarithms are now fixed. The remaining problem is to transport these wall classes by the residue-compatible Gauss--Manin connection. Different surface-complement representatives may differ by exact gauge, but they cannot move the residue poles away from or change their source normalization.
In particular, the central logarithm at from Entry 303 is not a third physical occurrence. It is the specialization artifact of collapsing the moving wall before performing the weighted blowup.
Classification
| Datum | Classification |
|---|---|
| frozen square-root normalization on existing source walls | |
| occurrence-resolved boundary coefficient data | |
| existing integral Cut/Leray incidence | |
| pole of the central primitive | noncommuting-specialization artifact |
| residue Gauss--Manin connection | computed for the two one-wall lines in Entry 307 |
| new carrier datum | none |
Deutsch--Popperian update M2.47
Entry 303 falsified direct central pullback. The smaller surviving claim is now stronger than mere existence:
Next hostile test
Assemble the two Kummer residue lines of Entry 307 with the primitive conductor top extension of Entries 280 and 305. The resulting connection must have no poles except soft support and the predeclared Cayley--Menger/conductor strata. Any unavoidable additional pole is the next finite carrier-level falsifier.