904 — The Dense Six-Point Momentum-Kernel Determinant Closes on Channel Sines
Frozen source object
Use the string momentum kernel of Bjerrum-Bohr, Damgaard, Sondergaard, and Vanhove, arXiv:1010.3933, equation (17):
where precisely when the pair has opposite order in the two words.
At six points freeze the dense basis
on both variances and take . No block-atlas basis change is used.
Exact Laurent encoding
Write
and represent each sine, up to its common invertible scalar, by
This converts the complete dense determinant into an exact Laurent calculation.
Determinant certificate
The channel factors and multiplicities are
Equivalently, these are the one-particle, internal two-particle, internal three-particle, pivoted two-particle, and full pivoted channel sines.
For every factor, the exact truncated-series determinant has the displayed valuation on both branches
The multiplicities sum to
which saturates the determinant degree bound. At six additional generic points the quotient by the displayed product is the constant . The complete calculation replicates over the independent primes
The durable checker is
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/string_six_point_dense_momentum_kernel.rs,
and its convention packet is
research/benincasa/string-six-point-dense-momentum-kernel.json.
Narrow result
The standard dense six-point momentum kernel introduces no determinant divisor beyond source-derived channel sines in the exact two-prime certificate:
with the eleven labelled factors and multiplicities above.
In particular, the internal three-particle factor
is required. Omitting it leaves one unsaturated determinant degree and can be mistaken for a new mixed divisor.
Implication for the sector comparison
Entry 903's block diagonalization did not hide a dense-basis obstruction. The same incidence channels reappear in a different coefficient presentation:
This strengthens the string-sector analogue of H2: changing from the Pochhammer block atlas to a canonical dense source basis changes the coefficient matrix, not the carrier divisor set.
Scope boundary and next falsifier
This is a determinant/support theorem at six points. It does not construct a chain-level equivalence between the dense momentum-kernel basis and Entry 903's block atlas.
The next test is therefore coherence rather than another determinant scan: derive the explicit twisted-cycle transition matrix between the two source bases and verify that it intertwines their residue factorizations on every channel wall, including codimension-two intersections.