The Physical Node Detects the First e6 Rees Class with Pairing One Quarter
Sequence claim: seqclaim-0ab79a55824704561b4fe4d7.
Supported pairing
Entry 1133 gives the ordered-sheet covector
Entry 1131 gives the physical normalization boundary
Their source-oriented pairing is therefore
This is nonzero. The physical soft node detects , but only at first higher-Rees order; the leading ordinary grade remains exact.
Conductor-face coherence
The smoothing parameter is
In face order , each labelled face maps to the same universal anti-invariant Tate class with coefficient . Thus the three edge differences are
The first-Rees covector is therefore compatible with the existing oriented node simplex at both deeper faces and ; no fitted overlap cell is required. The physical fixed-base soft slice has and lies on the generic conductor locus , selecting the -face.
Scope
The number is canonical in the frozen source de Rham, sheet, and relative-chain conventions. It is not yet an integral index because the saturated Betti lattice of the target line remains unconstructed.
This result is coefficient/relative-period data on the existing soft, marked-wall, and normalization carrier. It adds no cosmology-specific carrier incidence.
Evidence and next falsifier
research/benincasa/checkers/rank12_u2v0_e6_supported_pairing.py;research/benincasa/results/rank12-u2v0-e6-supported-pairing.json;- Entries 1103--1104 and 1131--1133.
Next transport this supported first-Rees pairing through all three cyclic site-soft occurrences. Unlike the retracted Entry 1128, the object being transported is now typed: a higher-Rees coefficient covector paired with a physical relative boundary.