The Six First-Rees Germs Sew as a Source-Exact Cousin Vector
Sequence claim: seqclaim-07cd890d9f05cb406e9cf5de.
Correct global object
The three rank-twelve residue surfaces are not an open cover, so Entry 1136's coherent germs cannot be Čech-glued. The frozen global object is the six-occurrence Cousin packet of Entry 364.
In source occurrence order
the source coefficients and residue orientations are all . Entry 1134's normalized local pairing therefore gives the degree-one vector
All pairwise marked-Cut residues vanish, so
Exactness
Entry 364 establishes
Over the rational source coefficient system,
Thus the six local germs genuinely assemble, but their assembled vector is exact in the full source-defined Cousin complex.
If degree zero is truncated away, the same vector survives as a nonzero first-Rees associated support grade. Consequently
Occurrence forgetting gives
the expected factor-two identification of the two lower-denominator occurrences in each marked-Cut sector.
Classification
- local physical pairing: nonzero, first higher-Rees grade;
- cyclic and reflection transport: coherent;
- global source packet: exact filtered residue;
- new rational global cohomology: none;
- new carrier datum: none.
This is a strong H2 outcome: existing carrier and Cousin/Gysin calculus, with a sector-specific filtered coefficient class that disappears after the full source differential is restored.
Next falsifier
The rational global question is closed. The remaining nonredundant issue is integral: need not belong to the source integral lattice. Compute the saturation of the six-vector relative to the primitive degree-zero source generator. A surviving finite cokernel would be integral coefficient torsion, not a new carrier class.
Evidence:
research/benincasa/checkers/rank12_e6_global_cousin_sewing.py;research/benincasa/results/rank12-e6-global-cousin-sewing.json;- Entries 353, 356, 364, and 1133--1136.