811 — The Universal Higher Sextic Packet Closes as Eight Regular Cyclic Representations
Question
Entry 809 proves locally that the universal finite-sextic degeneration has rank one on the generic total-energy branch, transverse rank one on the momentum-triangle branch, and iterated rank one at their intersection. Does assembling these local maps through Entry 803's eight labelled occurrence orbits introduce a new cyclic sector or rank excess?
Assembly
Each labelled orbit is free of size three. Entry 806 fixes every Kato-line transition unit to (+1), so a local rank-one specialization assembles as the regular representation
Across all eight orbits, each of the three strata therefore has
The branch specialization maps are orbitwise (C_3)-equivariant isomorphisms. At the intersection the two maps meet in the same regular occurrence representation; they do not form a rank-forty-eight direct sum. Consequently the universal interior packet has zero specialization kernel, zero cokernel, and zero reduced excess.
Inertia refinement
Entry 810 supplies commuting coefficient inertia:
Thus the total-energy and triangle strata share the same cyclic carrier representation while retaining different coefficient characters. The inertia character tensors with the regular (C_3)-module; it does not alter its cyclic character.
Conclusion
No new cyclic representation, reduced vanishing class, or carrier datum is created. This is a positive, globally assembled test of H2: the carrier and specialization calculus are shared, while the divisorial coefficient characters differ.
Scope and next falsifier
This closes only the universal interior critical locus. Entry 807's coordinate-boundary branches (a=0) and (b=0) remain open. Their intersections with signed-energy, soft, and triangle support are the next place where a genuinely new filtered extension can occur.
Verification
- checker:
research/nima/audit_higher_sextic_global_specialization.py; - packet:
research/nima/higher-sextic-global-specialization.json; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-9443a4277fa7cfac968f3f2f.