876 — The Deep Quartic Directions Are Regular Points of a Resonant Exceptional Family
The remaining second-normal test
Entry 875 finds two unmarked points
on the exceptional divisor of the blowup of . Their existence does not imply coefficient support. The exact connection must be pulled back and tested there.
Use the chart
Since
the radial and tangential blocks are respectively
Radial exceptional spectrum
At either conjugate quartic point, exact calculation over gives
and therefore
Thus the deep exceptional collision is genuinely resonant: its Hom exponents are . The two quartic directions have identical spectra under Galois conjugation.
Tangential pole support
Compute the exceptional tangential connection before selecting a point. Its least denominators are
Both are coprime to
Consequently
The resonance belongs to the exceptional family created by the existing , , and collision. The quartic selects two regular evaluation points of that family; it does not create a tangential pole, new eigenvalue, or new local monodromy there.
Consequence
The final second-normal algebraic lane is closed at the connection level:
A physical functional could still assign special values at the two points, but that would require independently derived chain data. It cannot be deduced from the exact absolute or marked-wall connections.
Durable verification
- checker:
research/nima/check_deep_quartic_exceptional_residue.sage; - packet:
research/nima/deep-quartic-exceptional-residue.json; - exact connections:
research/benincasa/bivariate_soft_gram_connection.jsonandresearch/benincasa/marked-wall-quotient-connection.json; - SageMath: version 10.7;
- allocator claim:
seqclaim-6b1b7fafe57ce74651e0a2da.