583 — Two Kinematic Derivatives Preserve the Deletion Diagram
Hard-to-vary claim
The functorial deletion diagram of Entry 581 is preserved by the sourced top twisted de Rham connection in two independent kinematic directions.
Frozen calculation
Retain
For a labelled form
the parameter derivative used in the quotient presentation is
The Cayley--Menger derivatives are evaluated exactly by the five-point stencil, which is exact because has parameter degree at most four. The two directions are and .
Essential typing correction
The localization representative for adjoining is . Since depends on kinematics, differentiating it requires the explicit numerator term
Omitting the second term would test a frozen presentation rather than the rational class.
Result
For every deletion edge , the exact normal forms satisfy
for both .
There are twelve edges, hence twenty-four naturality tests per generic point. All pass at
Thus the tested result is
commuting derivative--localization squares.
Narrow conclusion
The deletion cube is not only an incidence-compatible diagram of quotient spaces. In two independent source directions it is a diagram of Gauss--Manin modules on the tested generic fibers.
This supports sector-specific coefficients over an unchanged energy/deletion carrier. No new carrier incidence is indicated.
What remains open
Flatness is not inferred from pointwise naturality. It requires second parameter jets and a direct reduction of
including derivatives of the reduced coefficients. Nor is extension through the discriminant or compatibility with the physical integration chain established.
Next falsifier
Construct the mixed second jet of the frozen product-pole presentation and test curvature on every mask, followed by compatibility of the resulting flat packet with the top relative/Gysin rank-one class.
Artifacts
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