679 — The Quartic Is Absent from Shared-Wall Higher-Tangency Support
Hard-to-vary claim
Entry 671 derives quadratic contact between each physical shared wall and the Cayley--Menger divisor. A possible geometric home for the algebraic quartic would be degeneration of that weighted corner: at a repeated tangential root, the wall-normal derivative of could vanish on .
Freeze the three shared walls and eliminate the tangential coordinate from
No marked sections or carrier cells are added.
Symbolic elimination
For each shared wall, is exactly the square of a quadratic tangency factor . Compute
Over , the factorizations are
and
Thus higher tangency is supported on signed-energy, total-energy, soft, and linear wall-alignment divisors already visible in the frozen energy/wall geometry.
Quartic comparison
Exact polynomial gcd gives
and therefore
The claim is falsified:
This strengthens Entry 672. The complete minimal syzygy module neither jumps on tested -fibers nor acquires a higher Cayley--Menger/shared-wall tangency there.
Classification
- existing carrier: the three shared walls and ;
- higher-tangency support: existing linear energy/wall divisors;
- : absent;
- new carrier datum: none.
Scope
The elimination is symbolic over . It identifies the support where the quadratic local model degenerates. It does not construct the weighted Stokes comparison or the physical relative-chain pairing.
Updated frontier
The remaining credible home of is no longer an absolute divisor, module-rank locus, ordinary conductor, or weighted-corner degeneration. Test it only in a source-derived secondary object:
No scalar projector or fitted pairing is admissible.
Evidence
- `research/benincasa/derive_shared_wall_higher_tangency_support.py`;
- `research/benincasa/shared-wall-higher-tangency-support.json`;
- Entries 671--672.
Outcome contract
{
"claim": "Q is the degeneration divisor of the shared-wall quadratic tangency.",
"status": "falsified",
"wall_resultant_gcds_with_Q": ["1", "1", "1"],
"product_gcd_with_Q": "1",
"higher_tangency_support": "linear energy, soft, and wall-alignment divisors",
"new_carrier_datum": false,
"next_experiment": "Test Q only in a source-derived physical-chain pairing or algebraic-elliptic extension class."
}