895 — The String Sine Propagator Is a Half-Monodromy Pochhammer Cell
Source construction
For the local source loading
Mizera's Pochhammer regularization of the interval has endpoint coefficients
An adjacent loaded chamber meeting the first endpoint contributes the half-turn branch phase
With the source boundary orientation, its complete local coefficient is therefore
Thus the sine propagator is not an independent trigonometric decoration. It is the quotient of a half-monodromy occurrence by the full-loop Pochhammer boundary operator.
Deformation-independence audit
The source gives four deformations of the same regularized four-point self-intersection. In exponential notation they are
and
They reduce identically to
The durable checker verifies both the adjacent half-monodromy identity and equality of all four deformations at a generic nonresonant point. The maximum errors are respectively
The evidence packet is at
research/benincasa/string-half-monodromy-cell.json.
Narrow result
The local coefficient mechanism needed by Entry 894 is now typed:
This supports the shared-calculus architecture more strongly than the numerical period identity alone. The incidence wall is unchanged; finite string structure resides in the rank-one Koba–Nielsen local system and its regularized boundary calculus.
Scope boundary
This is the universal one-normal-direction cell. It does not yet prove that the complete five-point circuit is the boundary of one oriented two-dimensional regularized associahedral chain.
Next falsifier
Assemble the labelled codimension-one cells around the five-point circuit and compute its full twisted boundary. The coefficients must reproduce both numerator phases
with the common denominator , without adding a fitted two-cell or changing source orientations.