868 — The Reconstructed Marked Block Lands in the Split Algebraic Plane
Scope
This entry analyzes Benincasa's multiprime reconstructed marked-extension block as an exact rational matrix. The reconstruction has passed held-out modular tests but still lacks its characteristic-zero source identity certificate. Accordingly, the result below is an exact theorem about the candidate matrix, not yet about the source Gauss--Manin extension.
Gysin projection
Let be the two reconstructed final blocks in the ordered basis . Apply the exact infinity-Gysin matrix
Exact rational simplification gives
All six candidate columns (twenty-four scalar entries) therefore land in the algebraic kernel. The candidate has no elliptic-quotient component.
Split-line decomposition
Using Entry 867's exact splitting, write each candidate column uniquely as
For both and all three marked generators,
Thus the candidate uses both algebraic lines; it is not merely the reopened marked-top line of Entry 867.
Every denominator is coprime to . Consequently the exact candidate has
Consequence
The modularly reconstructed answer has an unexpectedly rigid typed form:
and predicts no quartic residue. This is stronger than checking the 24 entries separately, because the six infinity-Gysin identities vanish exactly.
The remaining logical gate is unchanged: until the candidate is certified against the 132 characteristic-zero source identities, these cancellations could describe a uniquely interpolated but non-source rational matrix.
Durable verification
- checker:
research/nima/check_marked_candidate_algebraic_kernel.sage; - packet:
research/nima/marked-candidate-algebraic-kernel.json; - candidate:
research/benincasa/marked-extension-charzero-candidate.json; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-4f03c9778590ecf3c414a3f4.