836 — The All-Soft Mixed-Variance Polar Support Is a Bigraded Codimension-Two Locus
Fiber-degree decomposition
The 22 monomials of the all-soft Cayley--Menger polynomial have fiber degrees only . Write
Then the fiber Euler polar is
An invertible linear combination of the two equations gives
Thus the mixed-variance failure locus is a source-defined codimension-two polar locus, not an additional exceptional divisor. In particular, it is not Entry 830's singular scheme : it records tangency of the chosen fiber projection and is generically larger than the full critical locus.
Endpoint geometry
The two endpoint pieces are
and
Regarded respectively as binary quadratics in and , they have the identical discriminant
Hence the polar support is anchored to the already frozen triangle discriminant at both ends of the fiber grading. It does not introduce an independent carrier polynomial.
Consequence
The two-column totalization from Entry 835 can acquire cohomology only on
This is coefficient-polar support internal to the projectivized Cayley--Menger family. It may carry additional projection vanishing-cycle data, but it does not force a new carrier divisor or alter Entry 830's frozen singular-support statement.
The next test is its local coefficient rank away from , followed by its specialization onto the existing triangle wall. Physical selection remains a separate Betti problem.
Verification
- checker:
research/nima/audit_all_soft_polar_bigrading.py; - packet:
research/nima/all-soft-polar-bigrading.json; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-7e4014f574e8e86284a4ee81.