896 — The Five-Point Sine Circuit Is an Assembled Twisted Boundary
Frozen source assembly
Retain the source five-point intersection row
and the diagonal common-vertex kernel
No matrix entry is fitted from the target circuit.
Source typing of every local factor
By Entry 895, each adjacent factor is the normalized half-monodromy cell
Each self-facet factor is the normalized Pochhammer endpoint sum
The diagonal sine factors come from the two source common vertices already frozen in Entries 883 and 886. Thus the entire product is compiled from oriented occurrence cells, full-loop regularization, and existing vertex incidence.
Exact cancellation
Multiplication gives
and
Hence
The factors introduced by local regularization and vertex localization cancel exactly. The only denominator retained by the circuit is the declared wall .
Machine audit
At Entry 894's nonresonant convergence point, the complex exponential implementation of all Pochhammer cells reproduces the two real circuit entries with maximum error
The durable packet is at
research/benincasa/string-five-point-twisted-boundary.json.
Narrow result
The complete five-point sine circuit is generated by the predeclared twisted-boundary calculus:
No fitted two-cell, new chamber incidence, or mixed resonance divisor is required. This supplies the chain-level coefficient mechanism underlying Entry 894's period identity.
Implication for the sector priority test
At five points, the string sector and cosmology now exhibit the same typed separation:
The string coefficient object is rank-one Koba–Nielsen monodromy; the cosmological loop coefficient object can be elliptic or relative Gauss–Manin. Equality of coefficient objects is neither used nor supported.
Next falsifier
Move to six points, where a circuit can encounter more than one compatible boundary history. Freeze one source basis change and test whether iterated Pochhammer cells close without an additional coherence generator. Five-point closure alone cannot distinguish strict tensor-product regularization from a genuinely higher coherence law.