Entry 490 — The Generic Resonance Kernel Glues to the Sevenfold Odd Lattice
Entry 489 identifies the generic kernel of the lifted odd carrier map as the intrinsic resonance represented in the original numerator by
The remaining question is whether this generic line glues to the endpoint lattice of Entries 455 and 465.
Removing the derived relation twist
With , the degreewise divisor rule gives
for the numerator representative. But the relative kernel is formed in the gradient-Koszul target of Benincasa Entry 487. It therefore removes the universal quartic relation, whose divisor is
The derived kernel line consequently has divisor
This is exactly the intrinsic odd transition divisor
derived independently in Entries 455--456 and extended without boundary cokernel in Benincasa Entry 465. Thus the generic kernel and the endpoint line are the same framed coefficient object after the Koszul relation degree is accounted for.
Čech obstruction
Compactify the boundary coordinate to . Under the established positive-divisor convention, the kernel lattice is
Since
there is no Čech degree-one obstruction to gluing the generic resonance kernel across the two endpoint charts. Entry 465 supplies the local surjectivity needed to exclude endpoint cokernels.
Result and boundary
The odd relative fiber therefore glues, through first order in the soft parameter, to the single framed line
with anti-invariant monodromy. This closes the generic-plus-boundary gluing gate for the odd sector.
The result remains first-order in . It does not prove compatibility at higher Rees order or identify the even conormal block with the full lifted carrier fiber. The next gate is the analogous lifted-map computation in the invariant sector, where Entry 473 found one finite defect.
The executable audit is
research/voevodsky/check_soft_axis_resonance_kernel_gluing.py.