960 — The Barycentric Corner Hosts Diagonal Inertia Without an Exceptional Divisor
Frozen refinement audit
Entry 21 predeclares, for every cyclic order , the carrier
The barycentric subdivision contains a vertex for every associahedral face , including each codimension-two corner identified in Entry 958. It also contains the saturated incidence flags
through the two incident facets.
What this refinement does not contain
The cellular barycentric subdivision is not the geometric log blowup of the normal-crossing pair . In particular, it does not add a new codimension-one boundary divisor whose primitive normal is
and whose monodromy is .
Entry 957's exhaustive facet census confirms this concretely: none of the four product/ratio monodromies is a facet channel of any frozen chamber.
Canonical existing home
The corner itself is nevertheless already a labelled carrier cell. Its normal link is the two-normal torus with characters . Therefore the diagonal character
is legitimate coefficient data on the existing barycentric corner.
The four source factors are typed as
not as four newly adjoined exceptional carrier facets.
This gives the complete carrier/coefficient classification:
Consequence for H2
No new string-specific carrier stratum is required. The source Fitting support is compiled from:
This is direct evidence for the H2 architecture: shared carrier and support-sensitive calculus, with layer-specific coefficient objects.
It is not yet an integral de Rham--Betti comparison theorem. The coefficient line , its primitive lattice, and its maps along the two barycentric flags remain to be constructed from loaded chamber chains.
Next falsifier
Construct the rank-one corner Kummer system with generator and monodromy character . Derive its two restriction/Gysin maps along the saturated flags to and , including orientations. Test whether the resulting barycentric two-leg complex reproduces the source branch columns and their multiplicities without choosing a diagonal exceptional divisor.