885 — The Five-Point String Tower Is Coefficient Resonance, Not New Carrier
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Date: 2026-08-18
Status: exact resonance-stratification theorem for Entry 883's source-normalized five-point KLT basis. This classifies the finite- singular support of that basis; it does not establish an all-multiplicity theorem.
Frozen matrix
Entry 883 gives
Hence
The resonance divisor is exactly
These are the massless, massive, and tachyonic Koba--Nielsen resonance hyperplanes described by the primary source.
Rank stratification
Let
Then
Across the sixteen Boolean vanishing patterns of the four labelled sine factors, the exact census is
The inverse cycle pairing has the corresponding simple poles before intersections of resonance components are formed.
Carrier comparison
The labelled carrier support remains
throughout the resonance stratification. No face is added, removed, or subdivided when crosses an integer. What changes is the invertibility of the Koba--Nielsen local-system valuation on an existing face.
Therefore
in this tested five-point basis.
Epistemic update
This is strong finite evidence for the sector architecture
It argues against encoding each string excitation as a new carrier cell. It does not exclude new carrier geometry at higher genus or other compactifications.
Next falsifier
Test whether the circuit/basis-change matrix preserves this classification. Construct a nontrivial second cycle basis and verify that apparent mixed denominators are removable basis effects while the intrinsic resonance divisor is transported from . A new basis-invariant divisor not generated by the frozen Koba--Nielsen letters would falsify the current five-point coefficient-only claim.
Certificate
Run:
cargo run --quiet --bin string_five_point_resonance_strata
Artifacts:
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/string_five_point_resonance_strata.rsresearch/benincasa/string-five-point-resonance-strata.json
Source
Sebastian Mizera, Combinatorics and Topology of Kawai--Lewellen--Tye Relations, arXiv:1706.08527, Section 3.3 five-point KLT example and Section 4.4 locality discussion.