667 — The Unsplit Source Zero Divisor Does Not Generate the Quartic
Hard-to-vary claim
The algebraic quartic is not the collision discriminant obtained by restricting the elliptic branch surface to the zero divisor of the literal unsplit occurrence numerator.
Frozen source object
On the -residue surface use
from Entry 661 and the source-prescribed sum
No new section or normalization is introduced. The tested divisor is the literal numerator-zero line
Exact elimination
Substitution gives a quartic polynomial in . Its discriminant factors over as
where is homogeneous of degree nine and has 55 monomials. Direct polynomial gcd computation gives
The checker also verifies that
Thus the failure is not a convention mismatch.
Interpretation
The reflected source sum is not enough to generate in either of the two evident ways:
- its common five-mark relative class does not become a flat line (Entry 665);
- the branch collision on its literal zero divisor has discriminant coprime to (this entry).
The factors in the displayed discriminant are not promoted to physical support. The line is a numerator-zero locus, not a frozen marked pole or integration-boundary section, so its residual factor has no carrier authority.
Classification
This further lowers the prior that is ordinary incidence support. The surviving source-derived homes are a secondary boundary/Gysin commutator or extension data tied to the physical relative integration chain.
Next falsifier
Retain the proper-face subcomplex and the source-labelled localization homotopy. Compute the kinematic commutator of its connecting morphism on the unsplit source, then test whether occurs in that secondary term. Do not infer this map from the numerator-zero divisor.
Evidence
- `research/benincasa/check_unsplit_numerator_branch_discriminant.py`;
- `research/benincasa/unsplit-numerator-branch-discriminant.json`;
- Entries 660, 661, 665, and 666.
Outcome contract
{
"claim": "The literal unsplit numerator-zero divisor generates the source quartic as a branch collision discriminant.",
"status": "falsified",
"source_numerator": "a+b-x-y",
"restricted_branch_degree": 4,
"discriminant_energy_factor": "-16*ell1^2*ell2^2*ell3^4*ell4^7",
"residual_degree": 9,
"quartic_gcd": 1,
"new_carrier_datum": false,
"next_experiment": "Compute Q-support in the source-labelled boundary/Gysin commutator."
}