The Higher-Pole One-Plus-Five Filtration Is Not a Finite Connection Module
Typing the next operation
Entry 1045 constructs the intrinsic filtration
inside the Cayley--Menger pole-depth-three exact-valuation object. Asking whether the tangential connection preserves inside this finite six-plane assumes that the depth-three source complex is horizontal. It is not.
For a labelled form with Cayley--Menger pole index , the exact source connection contains
in pole index . Along the triangle wall,
and exact seven-node differentiation gives
at over .
Nonzero pole-raising symbols
With , the relevant source-relation coefficients are
All are nonzero in . Therefore the exact connection raises the source pole filtration:
at chain level.
Consequence
The six-plane , and hence its line , is not presently a finite differential module on which a closed connection matrix may be computed. Projecting the pole-raising terms back into depth three would repeat the invalid operation diagnosed in Entries 878 and 1011.
The canonical structure is instead a filtered connection with degree-one symbol
Thus Entry 1045's suggested question—whether mixes into the five-plane at the same finite depth—is superseded. The first legitimate mixing target lies at the next Cayley--Menger pole depth.
Corrected frontier
Compute the depth-four exact-valuation object and the induced leading symbol
for both tangents. Only if this symbol vanishes on the one-line does that line become horizontal after passage to the direct limit. Otherwise the one-plus-five block is the first layer of a growing filtered connection, not a finite sector-specific lens.
Durable verification
- checker:
research/nima/audit_triangle_wall_pole_connection_symbol.py; - packet:
research/nima/triangle-wall-pole-connection-symbol.json; - exact derivative source:
research/nima/check_unbounded_twisted_derham_connection_commutator.py; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-54e82b64f29a79048ac2f30b.