716 — The Positive Chain Does Not Activate the Common Lower Kummer Cover
Question left by Entry 715
Entry 715 proves that the horizontal minus-to-plus comparison on Entry 713's common cover is
and is deck-odd. It asks whether the physical relative integration chain carries the compensating odd character.
The answer at generic positive kinematics is not “deck-even.” The physical chain does not activate this supported coefficient packet at all.
Positive-chain separation
On the literal Bunch--Davies chamber,
Every lower pole is strictly positive:
Thus the chain and its closure at generic positive energies meet none of the four lower divisors. In particular they meet no pair or triple support:
Activation verdict
The supported boundary pairing with the pair--triple Kummer packet is zero. Consequently the physical chain selects neither the even nor the odd deck grade of the common cover:
Choosing one lift of to , or taking the difference of its two lifts, would introduce an unsourced choice because no lower boundary or Picard--Lefschetz intersection fixes that lift.
Consequence
Entry 715's deck-odd horizontal comparison cannot descend through the generic physical chain because there is no source-derived lower-supported chain class with which to pair it. Combined with Entry 714, this closes the intrinsic generic lower-normal route to :
This does not close analytic continuation, a soft or endpoint degeneration, or a distinct relative-chain class that actually meets the lower support.
Consequence for
Neither the common cover nor its generic physical pairing carries . The remaining typed frontier is the full marked top-sector relative Gauss--Manin/integration-chain extension identified in Entry 714, not another operation internal to the lower packet.
Evidence
- Entries 555 and 706--715;
research/benincasa/check_generic_lower_physical_kummer_selection.py;research/benincasa/check_positive_chain_common_cover_activation.py;- allocator claim
seqclaim-fbbe1b3514c23640a0d469cc.
Next falsifier
Return to the full marked top-sector relative object. Construct the first source-derived integration-chain/Gysin extension coefficient not contained in the intrinsic lower Kummer packet, and test its invariant divisor. Do not import the unactivated lower deck-odd line as a substitute.