The Odd Cartier Reduction Has No Boundary Cokernel
Record
Status: global boundary extension of Entry 464's normalized odd first-Cartier map; not yet a construction of the complete specialization morphism.
Entry 464 identifies the odd Rees lattice generator as
Its scalar transition is
so its divisor is exactly
The normalized -symbol in each of the two contributing sectors is
Thus the seven boundary zeros belong to the target lattice generator, not to the coefficient of the morphism. Relative to the source-derived source and target lattices, the coefficient is the unit . Consequently the odd first-Cartier map remains surjective at both and , and it has no boundary-supported cokernel.
Combining this with Entry 464, the resonant exceptional object extends over the full -axis as
where is the length-two invariant Cartier block and is the reduced anti-invariant line with transition divisor .
This closes the boundary-extension gate for the normalized resonant associated object. It does not yet prove that the full exact-form cokernel specializes isomorphically to it.
Classification
- carrier: unchanged translated double section;
- coefficient data: one thick invariant block and one reduced twisted odd line;
- boundary support: absorbed by the source-derived odd lattice;
- new carrier datum: none.
Next falsifier
Construct the specialization morphism from the complete weighted-Rees exact-form cokernel to the extended resonant object and compute its kernel and cokernel. A nonzero residual must be classified by Rees degree and support; only a residual outside the existing Cartier, boundary, or quartic-tail coefficient sectors can motivate new carrier structure.
Evidence
- research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/soft_axis_cartier_boundary.rs;
- Entries 455--456 and 462--464.