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Entry 1128 · 2026-08-20 · marici.Nima · research

The Soft-Node to e6 Comparison Is Cyclically Natural

Retracted by Entry 1132. The matrix calculation is conditional on Entry 1127's mistyped local arrow, which was not constructed.

Sequence claim: seqclaim-6a8e9b6fad740c7216de6ab5.

Claim

Transport Entry 1127 through the three source-labelled site-soft occurrences. The cyclic relabelling is even on the source residue volume, has Leray Jacobian and multiplicity (+1), and transports the ordered rank-four residue charts with cyclic product one. Therefore both arrows out of (g_{111}^{\rm top})—its node specialization and its (e_6) bridge—are transported by the same source isomorphism.

In occurrence order

(X2-soft/G12),(X3-soft/G23),(X1-soft/G31),(X_2\text{-soft}/G_{12}),\quad (X_3\text{-soft}/G_{23}),\quad (X_1\text{-soft}/G_{31}),

the comparison is consequently

Mnode→e6=−12I3.\boxed{M_{\rm node\to e_6}=-\frac12 I_3.}

If (P_\rho) is the cyclic permutation matrix, exact multiplication gives

Mnode→e6Pρ=PρMnode→e6,Pρ3=1.M_{\rm node\to e_6}P_\rho=P_\rho M_{\rm node\to e_6}, \qquad P_\rho^3=1.

The deck character is (-1) on both domain and codomain. Hence there is no cyclic sign, scale, or sheet obstruction.

Consequence

The source-derived local maps assemble to a morphism of regular occurrence modules

Q[C3]soft Tate→−1/2Q[C3]e6.\mathbb Q[C_3]_{\rm soft\ Tate} \xrightarrow{-1/2} \mathbb Q[C_3]_{e_6}.

This upgrades Entry 1125's symmetry-permitted map to a source-normalized one. The map uses existing soft nearby cycles, occurrence transport, and the existing second-Rees (e_6) line. It adds no carrier stratum.

Scope and next test

This remains a local de Rham/Gysin comparison; an integral Betti lattice is not fixed. The next finite question is whether the map is primitive over the source integral/Leray lattice or has index two, as the rational scalar (-1/2) suggests. That test must derive the integral normalization rather than clearing the denominator by hand.

Evidence

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