The Physical G12 Residue Has Nonzero Shared-Wall Forms
Residue form
After the (q_{G_{12}}) residue, the source-unsplit denominator form is
Entry 591 proves cancellation on the occurrence exceptional divisor. Entry 592 shows that descent to the q-only nine-master module additionally requires the localization residues on the three shared walls.
Exact wall numerators
Combining the two occurrence fractions before taking residues gives
On the three shared walls its numerator restricts to
All three are nonzero at generic nonsoft kinematics. Thus the source sum does not cancel the shared-wall residues at the level of logarithmic forms.
Narrow conclusion
There is no regular form-level removal of all lower walls. In particular, the occurrence cancellation of Entry 591 is not sufficient to produce a q-only representative.
This does not yet prove that the localization boundary is nonzero in cohomology. Each wall restriction lies on a reducible double-cover curve; its one-form may be exact after normalization, and different conductor/node values may cancel in the Čech complex. The remaining calculation is exactly the normalization/conductor reduction
If the resulting class survives, the physical residue is intrinsically relative and has no canonical infinity-Gysin image. If it dies, the resulting q-only lift is the first admissible input to (R_\infty).
Evidence
research/benincasa/physical_g12_shared_wall_residues.py;research/benincasa/physical-g12-shared-wall-residues.json;- Entries 591--592.
Outcome contract
{
"claim": "The source-unsplit occurrence sum cancels the logarithmic residues on all three shared lower walls.",
"status": "falsified",
"shared_wall_numerators": ["a+z-x", "b+z-y", "-E"],
"generic_form_level_residues_nonzero": 3,
"cohomological_localization_boundary_computed": false,
"next_experiment": "Reduce the three wall one-forms on their normalization/conductor complexes and compute the Cech-compatible localization class."
}