865 — The Marked Top Channel Does Not Embed in the Known Algebraic Line
The remaining comparison
Entry 864 leaves only the rank-one marked top quotient as a possible source for a horizontal quartic residue. Its scalar connection is
The nine-master system already has the invariant subline . Direct extraction from the exact connection gives
where
A rational horizontal map from the top line into would require a gauge proportional to
The square-root obstruction survives on the quartic
The norm of from the quartic function field to is
The two distinct quadratic factors occur to odd order. Hence this norm is not a square, and therefore is not a square in . Consequently
Why the quotient resemblance is insufficient
The other known algebraic line is the quotient
with connection . It is rationally gauge-equivalent to the top line, using . But this is a quotient of the algebraic two-plane, not an invariant subline of . Turning it into a map to would require a horizontal splitting that has not been derived. Quotient-level agreement therefore does not construct the residue demanded by Entry 856.
Consequence
The last indicially allowed channel is not the already known invariant algebraic line. A nonzero quartic residue now requires either a genuinely new invariant rank-one submodule of , or a canonical horizontal splitting of the algebraic two-plane. Neither is supplied by the current source geometry.
Durable verification
- checker:
research/nima/check_q_marked_top_kummer_obstruction.sage; - packet:
research/nima/q-marked-top-kummer-obstruction.json; - SageMath: version 10.7;
- allocator claim:
seqclaim-8bbdf6e56713ccdfdfa70ce7.