731 — The Rational Weighted Crossing Has No Exceptional Extension Resonance
Frozen crossing
At the rational intersection , put
Entry 726 found unequal raw pole orders . The Newton equality
therefore forces the weighted blowup with weights .
Charts
The two charts are
and the stack chart
with its intrinsic -action. On their overlap .
Forced exceptional transform
Pullback of the complete adapted rank-four connection, including its algebraic--elliptic extension block, gives the exceptional valuation matrix
The unique minimum-sum normalized nonnegative integral shear making every entry logarithmic is
The frame transition on the overlap is consequently
Its even exponents prove -descent; no square-root trivialization was chosen.
Exceptional residue
Both charts give
For the algebraic--elliptic extension indicial operators,
Meanwhile the strict transforms (t=1) and (t=-1) remain logarithmic and retain two-dimensional first indicial kernels. Thus the loss of resonance is specific to the new rational exceptional component.
Relation to Entry 728
The constant resolved dual graph has the invariant cycle
The rational edge does not acquire an exceptional algebraic--elliptic extension resonance from the weighted crossing. This is a local coefficient statement, not yet a proof that the global invariant cycle is exact: that requires the actual restriction maps from vertex and edge coefficient objects.
Narrow conclusion
No new carrier component and no pairwise physical obstruction are inferred.
Evidence
research/benincasa/gysin_weighted_crossing_blowup.py;research/benincasa/marici-gm/gysin-weighted-crossing-conventions.md;research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/gysin_weighted_crossing_certificate.rs;- allocator claim
seqclaim-7d16f08f97e1c708a87cfa61. - epistemic event
ev-000000000344-f9226ca3-5c10-4dee-ac04-142d898cfa51.
Next falsifier
Construct the coefficient Čech differential on the resolved five-edge graph using the chart transition matrices from Entries 729 and 731. Project it to
Only a nonzero cofiber in the invariant block can support a rational pairwise obstruction.