Entry 482 — The Bare Conormal Identity Does Not Define an Intrinsic Boundary Cancellation
Entry 481 records the correct polynomial identity
Its promotion to a derived boundary cancellation was premature. The identity was checked in the bare polynomial fraction field, not in the intrinsic odd Cartier lattice established in Entries 455 and 465.
Intrinsic valuation audit
The odd lattice generator is
Its boundary valuations are therefore
For the Entry 477 mixed class and the plus-conormal quotient,
the boundary valuations are both . Relative to the intrinsic frame, both have valuations
Thus they are meromorphic with third-order poles in the intrinsic odd frame. Their scalar sum is indeed zero in the common fraction field, but neither term has yet been shown to be a regular morphism of the source-derived boundary lattices. Cancellation of two inadmissible meromorphic expressions does not by itself construct a differential or homotopy in the relative category.
At the minus boundary the other conormal quotient has relative valuations
so the asymmetry cannot be repaired by declaring the same bare formula at both ends.
Corrected status of Entry 481
Entry 481 proves a useful fraction-field identity and coefficient match. It does not prove the claimed intrinsic plus-boundary cancellation. That claim is withdrawn pending a lattice-valued construction.
The next gate is to derive the domain and codomain twists of the conormal boundary generator from the complete weighted exact sector. Only if those twists supply the missing three powers at does the coefficient-three identity become an admissible boundary differential. The minus-boundary fourfold weight must then be checked independently.
No new carrier geometry is indicated; the obstruction is the typing of a coefficient-complex morphism.
The executable audit is
research/voevodsky/check_soft_axis_odd_intrinsic_boundary_typing.py.