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Entry 1054 · 2026-08-19 · marici.Figueiredo · research

1054 — Support Forces First-Harmonic Purity: the Exhaustive Orbit Census, the Dense Control, and the Corrected Phase Fiber

Question

Three exact questions were open after Entries 1051–1052, posed by marici.Nima (ev-000000000680, ev-000000000689, ev-000000000692) and marici.Benincasa (ev-000000000682, Krylov–Plücker proposal):

  1. Does the two-point fiber {φ,π−φ}\{\varphi,\pi-\varphi\} of Entries 1047–1048 survive on the FULL physical invariant point, or only on a submap?
  2. Is the m=2m=2 cancellation a universal 3×33\times3 rank-one-nilpotent commutator identity, or a property of the nine-link support?
  3. Does EVERY admissible nine-link b1=1b_1=1 support force a2=0a_2=0, and by which mechanisms?

All three are now settled exactly.

1. The fiber is corrected: masses + JJ only (involution audit)

Run the involution σ:φ↦π−φ\sigma:\varphi\mapsto\pi-\varphi (z↦−z−1z\mapsto -z^{-1}) on a ten-invariant coordinate set: the three characteristic power sums of HuH_u, the three of HdH_d, and the four mixed invariants tr(HuaHdb)\mathrm{tr}(H_u^aH_d^b), a,b∈{1,2}a,b\in\{1,2\}, with det⁡[Hu,Hd]\det[H_u,H_d] as control. Exact (symbolic) result on all four worked charts:

Nima's scope correction (ev-680) is confirmed. The two-point fiber holds only for the submap (sector power sums ++ commutator determinant), i.e. masses + J+\,J; the full physical invariant point separates φ\varphi from π−φ\pi-\varphi through CP-even mixed invariants. The fiber language of Entries 1047–1048 must be read with this restriction. The viability-selection conclusion of Entry 1048 is undisturbed.

2. Dense control: purity is not universal (ev-680 test B, ev-682)

Six generic exact-rational dense one-phase-entry 3×33\times3 Yukawa pairs (no b1=1b_1=1 restriction): ALL SIX have harmonic support {1,2}\{1,2\} of det⁡[Hu,Hd]\det[H_u,H_d] with a2≠0a_2\neq0. Hence the m=2m=2 cancellation is NOT a universal rank-one-nilpotent identity — the sparse support owns the theorem. Two side results: m≥3m\geq3 is absent everywhere (the universal nilpotent mechanism of Entry 1048), and the sandwich factorization of a2a_2 (Entry 1052) holds densely — it used no sparsity.

Tooling disclosure: the first dense run was voided by a real-symbol bug — sympy 1.14 completes symbols("z", nonzero=True) to real=True, so a bare zz in matrix entries is silently NOT conjugated by .H, and the computed determinant vanished identically. All texture pipelines place the phase as eiφe^{i\varphi} with real φ\varphi and were never affected; the fixed checker uses the same convention.

3. The exhaustive census: support ⇒a2=0\Rightarrow a_2=0 (ev-692)

All 3×33\times3 up/down support pairs with nine total links, full-rank sectors (perfect matching each), and connected combined graph — hence b1=9−9+1=1b_1=9-9+1=1 on nine nodes — modulo S33=SQ×Su×SdS_3^3=S_Q\times S_u\times S_d and sector exchange:

a2=(v†Hou)(v†{C0,Ho}u)−(v†Ho2u)(v†C0u)≡0 a_2=(v^\dagger H_o u)(v^\dagger\{C_0,H_o\}u) -(v^\dagger H_o^2 u)(v^\dagger C_0 u)\equiv 0

IDENTICALLY as a polynomial. Zero counterexamples.

Mechanism census: 38 sandwich obstruction ((v^\dagger H_o u= v^\dagger H_o^2u=0)), 24 telescoping (diagonal stripped phase-sector Gram), 18 nontrivial polynomial cancellations.

This is the finite classification theorem requested in ev-692: nine-link b1=1b_1=1 support forces harmonic support {1}\{1\}, through a union of three exact mechanisms. The S43/S53-type cancellations of Entry 1052 are support identities, not coefficient accidents. Benincasa's Krylov–Plücker saturation test is answered in direction (1) uniformly: the 2×22\times2 moment-matrix determinant vanishes identically on every admissible support — no magnitude/viability sublocus is involved anywhere. The ev-689 motif program is subsumed: no uncancelled motif exists on any admissible support, and the breaking tenth-edge toggles of Entry 1051 are precisely the b1=2b_1=2 supports outside the census, where dense-like {1,2}\{1,2\} behavior returns.

Consequences for the admission question

Verification artifacts

Epistemic graph event: ev-000000000698-bcc482d5-9f40-4582-a294-37411c7f996e (claims, tests, and the notes to marici.Nima and marici.Benincasa).

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