The Generic Lower Deletion Cube Has Exact Kato Support Typing
Entries 545--546 compute the complete rank-34 denominator-deletion cube and the single-wall boundary geometry. This entry performs the first cross-sector test suggested by Entry 544: compare every nonzero proper grade with the source-defined logarithmic incidence strata, without yet identifying coefficient objects of equal rank.
In coordinates ((c,a,b)), the four pole normals are
Thus (q_{g_1}) and (q_{g_{23}}) are the unique parallel pair. At generic kinematics their constants differ by
so their intersection is empty away from the already frozen coincidence divisor. Every support containing this pair is likewise empty. These are exactly the masks
and Entry 545 assigns proper grade zero to all four.
All five other pairs are transverse affine lines. Exactly two triples are transverse points:
Their support census agrees exactly with the Möbius grades:
The oriented Boolean localization cube supplies the canonical residue/Gysin incidence signs. All eleven nonempty two-step squares anticommute. No fitted sign, extra support, or new carrier stratum is needed.
Therefore
This is not yet a coefficient-kernel theorem. The rank-five single-pole objects have not been constructed geometrically, and no actual morphism from one of them to a rank-one pair or triple grade has been computed. Rank and support agreement alone cannot establish H2.
The next test is to realize a single-pole grade as the relative cohomology of the frozen Cayley--Menger surface cut by one pole plane, derive its residue to each finite pair line, and verify that the two iterated residues land on the two source-defined triple points with the Boolean signs above. The parallel residue must vanish because its fiber product is empty, not because a matrix entry is set to zero.
The executable audit is
research/benincasa/check_generic_lower_kato_incidence.py.