598 — The Two Physical Occurrence Families Have a Rank-One Mixed Gluing Class
Hard-to-vary claim
On the homogeneous -residue surface, the union of all five physical marked lines
has generic deletion-closed rank
It is not the ordinary pushout of the two rank-twenty occurrence families over their common rank-fifteen three-wall core.
Exact incidence census
The first occurrence line contributes rank five, as in Entry 596. After it has been adjoined, the second occurrence line has four branch punctures and three distinct finite intersections. It therefore contributes
Hence
By contrast, the naive pushout rank would be
The one-dimensional difference is generated by the additional intersection of the two occurrence walls,
The census is identical at and over .
Scattering degeneration
Put
Direct substitution into the frozen Cayley--Menger polynomial gives
On the generic scattering boundary , the bracket restricts to . Therefore the mixed occurrence intersection collides with the branch divisor at exactly third ordinary normal order:
This is not the algebraic quartic deformation
whose first nonconstant term is second order. The two filtered phenomena must remain distinct.
Classification
The extra line is generated entirely by the intersection of two source-existing denominator sections on the frozen residue surface. It is therefore
and not a new carrier divisor.
This also sharpens the localization target. The source-unsplit physical pair must be compared inside the rank-twenty-six five-mark object; treating it as two rank-twenty objects glued only over the rank-fifteen common core omits one mixed class.
Scope
The result identifies the mixed class and its collision order. It does not compute its nearby-cycle monodromy, prove that the physical numerator has a nonzero component along it, or construct the localization-triangle map.
Next falsifier
Restrict the source-unsplit numerator to the mixed occurrence intersection and compute the normalized local relative residue. If it vanishes, the rank-one ambient class is not physically occupied. If it survives, compute its ramified nearby cycles at and test whether it maps into the algebraic/Tate kernel or an elliptic extension.
Artifacts
- research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/five_pole_residue_euler_rank.rs;
- research/benincasa/physical-occurrence-union-rank.json;
- Entries 590--597.