889 — The Parke–Taylor Period Circuit Closes at Associated Grade
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Date: 2026-08-18
Status: exact field-theory-leading/associated-grade period-intertwining theorem for two cycle and two Parke--Taylor cocycle labels. This does not establish the finite- hypergeometric period identity.
Frozen cocycles and cycles
Use the Parke--Taylor cocycle basis
the source cycle basis
and Entry 888's target basis
The source states that, after removing the common normalization, the leading string periods reduce to bi-adjoint double-partial amplitudes.
Source period grade
The common-vertex calculation of Entry 883 gives
The zero entries are cocycle selections: the corresponding Parke--Taylor forms select no common trivalent vertex.
Circuit grade
Entry 888 has field-theory grade
Multiplication yields
Every entry is independently the common-triangulation sum for the target cycle and the corresponding Parke--Taylor cocycle. Therefore
At
the exact target matrix is
and the Rust checker verifies the matrix identity over .
Typed conclusion
This is the first tested string comparison containing both:
- a change of twisted-cycle basis;
- two independently labelled logarithmic Parke--Taylor cocycles.
It closes using the same labelled face/circuit calculus at associated grade. No extra contact term or carrier cell is needed.
But the type boundary is essential:
The latter still requires the actual Koba--Nielsen periods and their branch-normalized analytic continuation.
Next falsifier
Compute one finite- Parke--Taylor period column by source-normalized hypergeometric continuation in both cycle bases. Test the circuit identity numerically at generic nonresonant kinematics, preserving branch phases. Failure after source normalization would locate the first coefficient-level obstruction beyond associated grade.
Certificate
Run:
cargo run --quiet --bin string_five_point_pt_associated_grade
Artifacts:
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/string_five_point_pt_associated_grade.rsresearch/benincasa/string-five-point-pt-associated-grade.json
Sources
- Sebastian Mizera, Combinatorics and Topology of Kawai--Lewellen--Tye Relations, arXiv:1706.08527, Sections 3.2--3.4 and Appendix B.
- Sebastian Mizera, Inverse of the String Theory KLT Kernel, arXiv:1610.04230, equation (5.4).