696 — First Gauss–Manin Transport Preserves Physical Wall Čech Closure
Test
Entry 695 records the individual ordered double residues whose oriented pairwise sums form the zero Čech degree-one component of the physical mapping-cone representative. Differentiate every ordered residue in total energy before performing the cancellation.
For an ordered residue
its logarithmic derivative is computed exactly as
No sheet root or absolute master lift is introduced.
Transported Čech differential
Reversing the wall order changes the oriented Jacobian sign for every value of (E):
Consequently
identically for all three wall pairs. Therefore
The first transported mapping-cone representative acquires no degree-one transition class.
Divisor audit
The denominators of the three exact logarithmic derivatives factor only into the established linear energy divisors
For every wall pair, exact polynomial gcd gives
Hence
Scope
This is a chain-level statement in the frozen mapping cone. It avoids an absolute lift and therefore survives Entry 693's variance correction. It does not prove that all higher transported homotopies are quartic-free.
Evidence
research/benincasa/check_physical_wall_first_gauss_manin_cech.py;research/benincasa/physical-wall-first-gauss-manin-cech.json;research/benincasa/compute_physical_wall_cech_transitions.py;- Entries 694–695;
- allocator claim
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Next falsifier
Compute the second total-energy transport in the same mapping-cone frame. If Čech closure remains exact and its denominators remain quartic-coprime, seek a structural all-orders proof from commutation of residue, Čech differential, and parameter differentiation.