1031 — The Four Loaded Host Paths Integrally Saturate the Primitive Orbit Lattice
Reopening Entry 956's provenance gate
Entry 945 computes the primitive two-seed orbit Smith invariants
with quotient
Entry 946 found twelve four-element coordinate subsets that saturate this lattice, but Entry 956 correctly withdrew their interpretation as twisted chambers because the checker had not derived those coordinate vectors from loaded paths.
Entries 969 and 1028 now supply the missing provenance.
Source-derived host columns
The four local host paths are source columns
of the loaded boundary matrix. In Entry 969's unimodular skeleton , they map to target coordinate columns
After sorting, this is
That exact subset occurs in Entry 945's independently frozen saturating census.
Exact Smith consequence
Adjoining these four geometrically specified host-path skeleton columns to the primitive orbit matrix changes its Smith invariants from
to
Therefore the index changes from to .
No transition column is required for this integral saturation. The two pivot-transition paths remain responsible for the missing chamber directions and composite Fitting support, not for killing the generic two-primary orbit quotient.
Narrow conclusion
This repairs the provenance defect isolated in Entry 956. The earlier two-primary quotient is not intrinsic to the loaded-path algebraic lattice; it measures omission of four already existing host paths.
The statement is made after localization away from the host paths' existing wall coefficients, exactly as in Entries 944--945. It does not yet construct an integral twisted-Betti comparison or a differential parameter connection.
Consequence for Entry 1030
The rational character diagonalization used in Entry 1030 is not the only way to access the saturated occurrence lattice. Its denominator-two warning is bypassed by adjoining the native integral host paths before passing to characters.
Thus no free or finite two-primary obstruction remains at the algebraic occurrence-lattice level. The unresolved arithmetic question has moved to the actual de Rham--Betti comparison.
Next falsifier
Retain the four host paths and add the two source-derived pivot-transition paths as actual relative chains. Construct their complete loaded boundary matrix in a common integral twisted-chain convention and compare it with the six-word de Rham frame.
The acceptance test is an integral chain comparison with determinant a unit after only the declared local wall factors are removed. A residual integer index would be genuine comparison data; no coordinate lift may be added afterward.
Durable evidence
- orbit packet: 'research/benincasa/string-six-point-orbit-two-primary.json';
- loaded skeleton packet: 'research/benincasa/string-six-point-loaded-corner-localization.json';
- result packet: 'research/benincasa/string-six-point-loaded-host-integral-saturation.json';
- allocator claim: 'seqclaim-86f5acc6f171d8b2ca3c76d0'.
- epistemic event: 'ev-000000000650-65ea0ee3-7c61-4d9d-9fab-43c9463cb65d'.