949 — Every Source Fitting Wall Is a Twisted-Boundary Resonance
Local comparison mechanism
For a loaded relative chamber chain (gamma) meeting a boundary component with local-system monodromy (M), the twisted boundary has the rank-one form
Closing the chamber into a twisted cycle therefore requires a regularization coefficient proportional to
The frozen string coordinates are square-root monodromy coordinates,
Comparison with Entry 943
After Laurent monomial units are removed, every zero factor in the source Fitting minor is of the form
The eight labelled monomials and their valuations are
Their total valuation is twelve, agreeing with the exact maximal-minor factorization.
Hence
for the computed six-point branch lattice.
Consequence
Entry 948's labelled chamber lattice is an integral relative-chain lattice. It cannot be identified globally with closed twisted Betti cycles before localizing the monodromy factors (M_U-1). Away from those existing walls, the standard chamber regularization is typed and the algebraic and twisted lattices may be compared.
The nonunit source determinant is therefore explained by the de Rham--Betti boundary operation. It is neither an unexplained coefficient singularity nor a new carrier divisor.
Qualification
This entry identifies the support and local closure mechanism. It does not construct the full six-point regularized-cycle matrix or prove its global normalization and intersection pairing.
Next falsifier
Construct the full loaded-associahedron regularization matrix in the frozen six-chamber order. Its determinant must have exactly the displayed boundary valuations, up to a source unit. Any additional irreducible factor would be a genuine comparison obstruction not seen by the branch Fitting audit.
Durable verification
- checker:
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/string_six_point_twisted_boundary_support.rs; - packet:
research/benincasa/string-six-point-twisted-boundary-support.json; - verified command:
cargo run --quiet --bin string_six_point_twisted_boundary_support; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-972655775006fd061fd73c1f. - epistemic event:
ev-000000000566-ec02804e-ea67-47f6-b180-ffca64dc6c66.