977 — The Exceptional Row Lifts Uniquely as a Circuit-Compatible Cochain
Retaining incidence
Entry 976 shows that the complete loaded comparison cannot be replaced by a permutation-times-diagonal matrix. The two circuit columns must remain two-term boundaries.
Let (C) be Entry 967's loaded (6\times6) matrix and let
be Entry 975's six exceptional components in occurrence order. We seek a target cochain
such that
Source-derived solution
The four singleton columns force
The two oriented circuit boundaries then force
Therefore
Exact Symbolica substitution verifies all six identities
The signs are not fitted: they are exactly the signed endpoint orientations of Entry 967's two circuit columns. Since (C) is generically invertible, the cochain is unique over the common function field.
Narrow conclusion
The monomial matrix of Entry 976 fails, but the exceptional comparison itself does lift:
Thus the apparent obstruction is resolved by preserving incidence, not by adding support or choosing a post hoc row operation.
This proves a rank-one cochain comparison only. It does not establish a six-dimensional chain equivalence or horizontality under kinematic transport.
Next falsifier
Transport around the chamber hexagon using the frozen pivot transition maps. Test whether it is a cocycle globally:
If a defect remains, determine whether the native two-cell coboundary kills it. A nonzero class after that contraction is the first genuine global assembly obstruction.
Durable verification
- checker: research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/string_six_point_circuit_exceptional_cochain.rs;
- packet: research/benincasa/string-six-point-circuit-exceptional-cochain.json;
- verified command: cargo run --quiet --bin string_six_point_circuit_exceptional_cochain;
- allocator claim: seqclaim-a848ecce09cc455fa0923ae4.
- epistemic event: ev-000000000594-675dc47f-1205-4d69-8a98-5df74da2d6cd.