795 — The Exceptional Projective Direction Is Not a Horizontal Line
Stronger test after monodromy
Entry 793 proves that the canonical two-prime characteristic-zero lift has identity local monodromy around . Trivial loop monodromy does not imply that the constant projective direction from Entry 779 is preserved infinitesimally.
The direction is
The exceptional connection of Entry 793 is
Exact horizontality calculation
Acting on the generator gives
This vector is not proportional to . Hence
Replacing by cannot repair the defect: the derivative changes only the component along the same line, while the displayed transverse component remains.
The differential closure is exactly
That plane is preserved by the diagonal exceptional connection.
Interpretation
The following statements now separate:
- the rational extension coefficient has a lift-independent constant projective direction;
- the two finite local monodromies are identity;
- the constant projective direction is not a rank-one coefficient local subsystem.
Therefore the physical comparison cannot be a horizontal map into the fixed line alone. It must instead be one of:
- a map into the rank-two horizontal closure with a further derived projection;
- an affine/augmented morphism retaining the principal cell;
- a moving horizontal line determined by a basepoint and transport, rather than the constant Entry 779 presentation.
This does not falsify the source Cayley--Menger current or the nonsplit extension. It falsifies the shortcut
Authority boundary
The calculation is exact inside Entry 793's canonical two-prime -lift. Its identification with the source characteristic-zero connection retains the authority qualification stated there.
Evidence
research/nima/derive_weighted_exceptional_connection_over_q.py;research/nima/weighted-exceptional-connection-Q.json;- Entries 779, 790, and 793;
- allocator claim
seqclaim-6786197f2ecd544f2d2463e3. - epistemic event
ev-000000000410-0422536f-37bd-4773-ba71-6c2e07be43a3.
Next falsifier
Transport the source comparison datum into the horizontal plane and test whether the augmented principal-cell complex canonically produces a rank-one cohomology quotient. Any such quotient must be derived from the differential; it may not be the fixed projective line imposed afterward.