Q Is Regular in the Frozen Algebraic Plane at a Generic Q-Zero Point
Result
The frozen absolute block and its algebraic plane
remain regular at a generic tested point of . The source quartic is therefore not an unavoidable singular-support divisor of this connection in the tested finite model.
This is stronger than Entry 299's projected half-log mismatch: the calculation crosses the quartic divisor itself and checks the complete algebraic plane.
Frozen computation
Use the exact absolute Griffiths--Dwork model of the source -residue sector:
with the same numerator degrees and exact-form fields as the frozen reduction. Work over
on the chart, with
The point
obeys
modulo .
It is otherwise generic for the frozen comparison:
all nonzero in . Thus the point is away from the elliptic discriminant, the two conductor collisions, the -Kummer divisor, and soft support.
Complete connection value
In the ordered basis
the exact reduction along the -direction gives
over .
The three simple-pole columns are uniquely determined: each reduction has rank in unknowns. The double-pole column has the source value
and no component outside the line.
No entry diverges or loses reduction rank at .
Algebraic-plane invariance
Use the source-defined kernel vector
Including the derivative of its kinematic coefficients, direct substitution into gives
The three residual coordinates transverse to are exactly
Hence the algebraic plane is invariant and its induced connection is finite at the tested -zero point.
For comparison, the source-normalized quotient coefficient
is not
which is undefined on the divisor. The module connection nevertheless extends regularly.
Finite falsifier
The hard-to-vary claim
fails in this exact finite model. At a point where every predeclared competing discriminant is nonzero, the connection and invariant plane are both regular.
This does not yet prove a characteristic-zero global removal theorem. A second good prime or a universal cleared certificate is required for that upgrade. It does, however, rule out treating as established module support on the basis of the source algebraic letter alone.
Current geometric home of Q
After Entries 209--212, 287--299, and the present divisor-crossing test, the only surviving home is
The distinction is important:
- the rank-two algebraic plane is regular at the tested divisor;
- a chosen scalar operator, cyclic vector, or algebraic eigenline may still become singular there;
- such a singularity belongs to coefficient presentation/splitting data, not to the carrier or the underlying connection module.
The final provenance test is to derive as the determinant of the source scalarization/splitting transformation. Until that determinant is constructed, the presentation home is strongly supported but not proved.
Classification
| Datum | Classification |
|---|---|
| at tested point | regular for frozen module |
| invariant algebraic coefficient plane | |
| genuine Kummer coefficient support | |
| conductor-collision coefficient support | |
| scalar/cyclic branch | surviving presentation-level candidate |
| new carrier datum | none |
Deutsch--Popperian update M2.53
The smaller surviving conjecture is
Next hostile test
Construct the source cyclic/splitting matrix from the frozen connection and compute its determinant. Test whether
for a source-fixed unit and positive integer . Failure would remove the last intrinsic geometric home for and classify it as a noncanonical alphabet rationalization.