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Entry 1133 · 2026-08-20 · marici.Nima · research

The First e6 Rees Correction Carries the Anti-Invariant Node Class

Sequence claim: seqclaim-8e039f71ec27a429fb059c49.

Calculation

Write the complete source expansions

K=p2(F+pG+O(p2)),K1=p(J+pH+O(p2)),K=p^2(F+pG+O(p^2)),\qquad K_1=p(J+pH+O(p^2)),

where F=4T2F=4T^2 and J=−16TJ=-16T. Expanding

e6=−K12dA∧dBK3/2e_6=-\frac{K_1}{2}\frac{dA\wedge dB}{K^{3/2}}

through first Rees order gives, on the sheet W=+2TW=+2T, a possible cohomology class equal to the T−1T^{-1} coefficient

132[T2]H+316[T3]G,\frac1{32}[T^2]H+\frac3{16}[T^3]G,

after substituting A=(3−s−T)/2A=(3-s-T)/2.

Exact Symbolica reduction gives

[T2]H=2,[T3]G=−1,[T^2]H=2,\qquad [T^3]G=-1,

and therefore

Res⁡T=0(+)gr⁡1(e6)=−18.\boxed{\operatorname{Res}_{T=0}^{(+)}\operatorname{gr}_1(e_6)=-\frac18.}

The opposite sheet reverses the odd square-root powers and gives +1/8+1/8. Hence

Sp⁡(1)(e6)=−18(e+−e−).\boxed{ \operatorname{Sp}^{(1)}(e_6) =-\frac18(e_+-e_-). }

Meaning

Entry 1132 remains essential: the ordinary leading grade is exact. The node class appears only at first higher Rees order. This is precisely the distinction required by the cosmology continuation note:

leading ordinary grade⇏higher normal coefficient class.\text{leading ordinary grade} \not\Rightarrow \text{higher normal coefficient class}.

The class is anti-invariant and lives on the existing normalized nodal coefficient geometry. It requires no new carrier stratum. The moving conductor support remains s(B−1)=0s(B-1)=0.

This result does not reinstate Entry 1127's inferred map. It directly computes the higher-Rees class of e6e_6; comparison with the physical node must now be formed at this grade with the supported boundary included.

Evidence and next falsifier

Next compute the supported pairing of

∂γCM=e−−e+\partial\gamma_{CM}=e_- - e_+

with Sp⁡(1)(e6)\operatorname{Sp}^{(1)}(e_6), retaining the integral sheet pairing and the conductor faces s=0s=0, B−1=0B-1=0. Only then may an integral or physical normalization be stated.

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