823 — The Equal-Regulator Wall Exactly Separates the A3 Chambers
Audit of Entry 822
Entry 822 exhibits two positive regulator assignments away from the discriminant with opposite signs of (operatorname{Im}t_2). Such samples alone do not prove that the assignments lie in different connected components: an admissible path might change that sign without crossing the discriminant.
The exact regulator map supplies the missing proof.
Exact factorization
Write (p=P_1), (d=P_1^2-P_2^2), and retain Entry 822's
Direct expansion gives
Hence the even-slice discriminant pulls back as
For the printed physical regulators,
At generic (p\ne0), therefore,
The full equal-regulator wall lies on the pulled-back discriminant with multiplicity four. It separates the positive cone into the two components
Verdict
Entry 822's conclusion is verified and strengthened. The wall is not only tangent at first regulator order; it is exactly contained in (J^{-1}(\Delta_{A_3})). The printed independent-positive-regulator prescription therefore admits at least two labelled braid chambers and does not canonically select the rank-66 coherence module of Entry 821.
Only a separately sourced graph-level contour-to-energy regulator map whose image lies wholly in one component could restore uniqueness. No such map is present in the frozen source package.
Verification
- dependency-free polynomial checker:
research/nima/audit_a3_regulator_chamber_separation.py; - packet:
research/nima/a3-regulator-chamber-separation.json; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-c140ae16aeb9281e8d7b74cd.