953 — The Common Conserved Kinematic Ring Repairs the Branch-to-Dense Comparison
Correction to Entry 951
Entry 951 required the sparse block variables (Z,Q) to be functions of the six generators appearing explicitly in the dense momentum kernel. That is the wrong comparison requirement.
Entry 905 had already placed the dense and block presentations over the common nine-dimensional conserved six-point kinematic ring and constructed
Therefore Entry 951 is superseded.
Source dictionary
For the labelled (s_{14}) block used by the branch calculation,
and
The dense kernel happens to display only
whereas the block presentation also uses (s_{25},s_{35}) and its cyclic partners. Both are functions on the same conserved kinematic space. No direct map into the smaller displayed dense subring is needed.
Typed comparison
The correct diagram is
followed by the canonical rational basis transition (T). Entry 905 proves that
and that the divisor of (T) is supported only on existing factorization channels.
Thus
Epistemic consequence
The correction strengthens, rather than weakens, Entry 950: the six extra global valuations can be compared through a source-derived Hecke-type basis modification on existing channel walls. No missing carrier or arbitrary root choice is involved.
Next falsifier
Pull the branch maximal-minor divisor through the explicit (s_{14})-block component of (T), retaining the (s_{25},s_{35},s_{235}) valuations. Test matrix-level residue coherence, not merely equality of total divisor degree.
Durable verification
- corrected checker:
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/string_six_point_support_map_type_gate.rs; - corrected packet:
research/benincasa/string-six-point-support-map-type-gate.json; - transition packet:
research/benincasa/string-six-point-basis-transition-divisor.json; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-47e7f21dce76ae74434b7277. - epistemic event:
ev-000000000569-8de33e66-68c9-4c6b-bc50-0ba8c5f467d8.