The Exact-Lift Rank-Jump Divisor Equals the Algebraic dlog Divisor
Record
Status: exact coordinate identity plus finite-field support-and-multiplicity comparison. This continues Entries 178 and 388--390.
Hard-to-vary claim
The residual exact-lift conic is not new support. It is one component of the already source-derived divisor of the canonical algebraic Gysin quotient
Frozen coordinate comparison
The marked-tangency patch uses
Therefore
which is exactly the conic isolated in Entry 388.
Entry 178 independently derived the source-selected quotient connection
Two-component falsifier
The same frozen exact-lift presentation was tested on both
At exact-form degrees 8 and 10 and for every :
- each component lowers full presentation rank by one;
- each component adds one projected gauge direction;
- both transverse neighboring fibers remain generic.
Thus each component passes 196 enhancement tests and 196 neighbor controls.
Generic maximal minors were then frozen at
On both components and at both degrees, all 24 specialized minors have rank defect one and nonzero kernel--cokernel first normal pairing. Interpolation orders 12 and 16 agree in every case.
Verdict
The conic of Entries 388--390 is therefore coefficient-presentation support already predicted by the algebraic dlog quotient, not a new cosmological carrier stratum. The previously unexplained second component is also detected by the same frozen rank test.
This closes the support-level provenance loop:
Epistemic boundary
Equality of support and tested multiplicity does not by itself identify the new projected gauge vector with the specialization of , nor construct a canonical chain map between the two presentations. It is not a symbolic global Fitting-ideal theorem.
The result does not revive . Existing exact calculations give
and regularity at generic .
Classification
- existing carrier: unchanged energy/Cut carrier;
- coefficient support: ;
- new carrier datum: none;
- : absent from this mechanism.
Next falsifier
Express the additional projected gauge direction on each component in the source master basis and compare it with the specialization of the canonical algebraic quotient generator represented by . Agreement would identify the rank jump as the presentation shadow of that quotient line; disagreement would show that the common divisor supports two distinct coefficient mechanisms.
Evidence
research/benincasa/exact-lift-dlog-divisor-identity.jsonresearch/benincasa/generic_algebraic_line_provenance.jsonresearch/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/marked_tangency_support.rs