958 — The Four Composite Resonances Are Existing Codimension-Two Chamber Corners
Question from Entry 957
Entry 957 separated four direct chamber facets from four -dependent source Fitting factors. The first admissible provenance test for the latter is whether each is the monodromy of two compatible facets meeting in an existing associahedral corner.
Use the six frozen ordered chambers and the exact quotient lattice of Entry 957. Two facet partitions are admitted only when they are compatible splits and occur in a common chamber. Test signed sums of their channel vectors modulo momentum conservation and the three branch normals.
Exact corner identities
All four composite factors are generated:
For the ratio factors, the frozen equations give
so the last two identities are precisely the additive forms of and .
Labelled chamber occurrences
The compatible pairs occur in:
These counts exactly reproduce their valuations in Entry 943's source Fitting minor:
This agreement was not used to select the corners: the corner list was generated from the six cyclic words before comparison with the Fitting valuation.
Narrow conclusion
The four factors left unmatched by the codimension-one census are not new carrier walls. They are supported on existing codimension-two chamber incidences:
This materially strengthens the common-carrier interpretation of the six-point source lattice. It does not yet construct the integral twisted boundary comparison: the ordered corner orientations and loaded iterated boundary coefficients remain uncomputed.
Next falsifier
For the four displayed pairs, derive the two ordered boundary routes
including associahedral incidence signs and the loaded factors . Verify the Koszul anticommutation and compare the resulting primitive corner columns with the corresponding source branch blocks. A multiplicity match without the signed matrix comparison is not yet an integral de Rham--Betti theorem.
Durable verification
- checker:
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/string_six_point_branch_chamber_facets.rs; - packet:
research/benincasa/string-six-point-branch-chamber-facets.json; - verified command:
cargo run --quiet --bin string_six_point_branch_chamber_facets; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-ee71554feb54966a928bb393. - epistemic event:
ev-000000000575-6b180142-52f9-4ae1-b792-50fa3691d465.