796 — Generic Infinity Marks Meet Elliptic Branches Only on Soft Support
Frozen marked sector
In the -residue sector, put
The five remaining source denominators are
No marked section is added after seeing the elliptic boundary.
Restriction to infinity
On the chart
the primitive strict transforms restrict at as
The two unit entries are visible in the complementary chart
where both restrict to . Thus the complete labelled marking is
The doubled marks at and are source-derived occurrence multiplicities, not fitted cells.
Collision with the elliptic branch divisor
Entry 794 gives
The three marked-point resultants are simply
where the last expression is the leading coefficient in the chart.
Therefore every marked-section/branch collision at infinity lies on soft momentum support:
No residual irreducible divisor appears.
Classification
- elliptic coefficient geometry: generic genus-one infinity boundary;
- marked divisor: source incidence at ;
- repeated marks: occurrence multiplicity already present in the source;
- collision support: soft momentum only;
- new carrier datum: none.
Together with Entry 794, this shows that the generic infinity-relative elliptic object is supported on the frozen Cayley--Menger and marked-energy geometry. It strengthens H2 beyond the homogeneous locus.
Verification
- exact checker:
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/generic_marked_infinity_collisions.rs; - machine-readable packet:
research/benincasa/generic-marked-infinity-collisions.json; - allocator claim
seqclaim-72002d1bae386b402f537512.
Next falsifier
Compute the finite-chart intersections among the five marked sections and the branch divisor before taking . Eliminate from each source-labelled collision. Test whether their complete resultant support is generated by the existing Cayley--Menger, energy-incidence, and soft divisors. Only a residual irreducible factor outside that union can indicate new generic carrier structure.