The Odd Bockstein Splits into an L2 Tail and One Resonance Direction
Record
Status: minimal stable filtered presentation of the anti-invariant Bockstein image.
Entry 477 identifies the source-derived class
from the minus-lattice -operator at . Direct Bockstein membership tests at show that every filtered multiple
lies in . These classes are independent modulo the frozen exact image and span a subspace of dimension
Adding one nonzero resonance representative
raises the rank to
Therefore, in the tested total-degree filtration,
The first summand is generated by the conjugate transition. It automatically contains the previously detected factor tail because
The second summand is one resonance direction. Although every tested satisfies Bockstein membership, their images add only one independent quotient direction.
This is a filtered vector-space decomposition in the frozen quotient. It is not yet a naive -module theorem: ordinary multiplication need not preserve the exact image, as established earlier in the resonance audit.
Classification
- extensive odd Bockstein tail: conjugate- transition orbit generated by ;
- finite odd part: one resonance direction;
- factor tail: contained in the -orbit;
- new carrier datum: none.
Next falsifier
Derive the two-term anti-invariant coefficient complex whose differential has image equal to the displayed filtered decomposition. Then apply only the predeclared physical relative-support operation and test whether it removes the extensive -tail while retaining the reduced matrix-factorization line. If no source-derived support operation separates them, the proposed rank-one odd nearby object is incomplete.
Evidence
- research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/soft_axis_orbit_completed_rank.rs;
- Entries 471 and 473--477.