The First-Rees Physical Pairing Extends to Dihedral Occurrence Symmetry
Sequence claim: seqclaim-59386b936ee37321764d9a43.
Source-labelled reflection
Use the exact transition of Entry 756 under
It transports
For the canonical residue conventions,
and
Thus the Poincaré-residue orientation character is .
The local branch coordinate is normalized by the source initial form
which fixes the sign of and transports the ordered sheets without an additional arbitrary sign.
Pairing
Both Entry 1133's coefficient covector and Entry 1131's oriented physical boundary inherit the residue-orientation sign:
Therefore
Applying the reflection twice restores both factors exactly.
Consequence
Together with Entry 1135, the typed supported first-Rees object extends from the cyclic group to the full dihedral occurrence group. The coefficient and physical-boundary factors are matching sign lines; their evaluation is a trivial-character scalar.
No chart is identified without transporting its labelled residue divisor, retained coordinates, and orientation. No new carrier datum appears.
Next falsifier
The local symmetry and support tests are now closed rationally. The next nonredundant question is global sewing into the rank-twelve nearby-cycle complex: determine whether the three dihedrally coherent local pairings are the restrictions of one global supported class, rather than merely an equivariant family of germs.
Evidence:
research/benincasa/checkers/rank12_e6_supported_pairing_reflection.py;research/benincasa/results/rank12-e6-supported-pairing-reflection.json;- Entries 753, 756, and 1131--1135.