1055 — The Triangle-Wall Thirteen-Plane Is Stable from Ambient Degree Ten to Eleven
Falsifier
Entry 1053 showed that a fixed ambient-degree-ten window is not closed under the external connection. Before constructing a joint pole/degree staircase, test whether the depth-three thirteen-plane itself is merely a degree-ten boundary artifact.
Freeze Cayley--Menger pole depth three, marked pole depth two, pole-extension stage two, the triangle-wall point , and characteristic 32003. Compare ambient relation degrees ten and eleven through the honest labelled column inclusion.
Labelled inclusion
Numeric column positions change with the ambient cutoff. The thirteen degree-ten basis rows were therefore transported by their full labels
and normal-jet block, not by numeric-index prefixing.
Result
The exact-valuation-two ranks are
All thirteen transported degree-ten representatives reduce with zero remainder in degree eleven. Their coordinate matrix has rank thirteen:
Hence the depth-three one-plus-five pole grade survives the first honest ambient-degree enlargement. It is not an artifact confined to the outer degree-ten boundary.
Scope
This proves one transition, not stabilization of the ambient direct system. It also does not repair the same-window connection failure of Entry 1053: connection images can require a larger degree jump than one. The next test must derive a cofinal staircase from the actual degree of , then check transport into that enlarged target.
Durable verification
- labelled basis remapper:
research/benincasa/remap_triangle_wall_basis_by_labels.py; - degree-eleven reduction packet:
research/benincasa/triangle-wall-ambient10-to11-reduction.json; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-ed66e7a5d50319639828c786. - epistemic graph event:
ev-000000000697-5843e143-8235-433e-94ec-1b0f5a30dcaa.