587 — The Literal Top Packet Is Regular on Generic Quartic-Zero Fibers
Hard-to-vary claim
If is object-level support or a pole divisor of the literal proper-top Gauss--Manin packet, then generic nonsoft specialization to must change a deletion rank, destroy localization/connection descent, or make the canonical proper-top connection singular.
Frozen specialization
Work over with
Search the source quartic
for points satisfying
Three independently found fibers are
in .
Result
At all three fibers, the complete deletion-rank vector remains
The face span and proper quotient remain
Both kinematic derivatives descend to finite scalar connections on the literal generator:
The boundary components remain nonzero. The localization maps and connection naturality tests also remain valid at the first fully audited quartic-zero point.
Narrow conclusion
on the tested generic nonsoft fibers.
Together with Entries 526, 528, 584, and 585, this excludes:
- Fitting support of the conic candidate;
- a canonical scalar connection on that candidate;
- diagonal half-logarithmic transport of the physical proper-top line;
- rank degeneration or literal-frame connection singularity of the top packet.
The surviving hypothesis is narrower:
No new carrier divisor is indicated.
Scope
Finite-field regularity at three points is a hostile finite falsifier, not a proof of scheme-theoretic extension across the entire quartic divisor. Integral normalization and physical-chain compatibility remain open.
Next falsifier
Construct the physical relative integration-chain boundary map into the flat rank-twenty-one packet and test whether its supported cokernel, regulator, or Gysin extension acquires -support while the ambient packet remains regular.
Artifacts
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/generic_q_zero_point.rsresearch/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/generic_q_pole_twisted_derham_rank.rsresearch/benincasa/q-zero-literal-top-regularity-audit.json