709 — One Pair-Symbol Relation Lifts Strictly and the Signed Relation Does Not
Question
Entry 707 finds two relations in the branch-discriminant symbol. This entry tests them against the frozen double-residue geometry before invoking any derived comparison.
The repeated plus occurrence
For the two pair supports
direct substitution into the Cayley--Menger polynomial gives literally the same quadratic . Moreover, in the common orientation and coordinates ,
Hence both double residues are represented by the same form
Therefore the first symbol relation lifts strictly:
in the frozen pair-residue model. No homotopy or fitted identification is required.
The signed pair relation
The minus pair and the plus pair above have discriminant ratio
This is not a square in the generic rational function field. Since the square class of a quadratic branch divisor is invariant under rational changes of fiber coordinate and coefficient rescaling, the two quadratic residue local systems are not rationally isomorphic over the frozen base.
Thus Entry 707's weighted signed relation does not lift by a direct rational identification of the two pair-residue complexes.
Narrow conclusion
The two-dimensional symbol kernel splits by mechanism:
The nonsquare test does not rule out a correspondence, extension, or specialization-cone homotopy involving a larger complex. It rules out only the tempting direct identification of the signed quadratic residues.
Evidence
research/benincasa/check_pair_residue_relation_lifts.py;research/benincasa/generic_lower_collision_result.json;- Entries 185, 707;
- allocator claim
seqclaim-990e04dec806903b10bbf353.
Next falsifier
Form the specialization cone for the signed pair and one plus occurrence while retaining their distinct quadratic Kummer characters. Test whether the weighted symbol relation is the boundary of a source-derived triple-support cell. The only nearby candidate in the deletion cube is the disappearing triple ; its boundary must be computed, not inferred from the matching one-dimensional grade.