The e6 Quarter-Lattice Quotient Is Preserved by Nodal Transport
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Universal nodal transport
The second-center family is the labelled pullback
Entry 1103 proves that the primitive vanishing-cycle generator has
while the normalization deck involution acts by
Entry 1140 identifies the source-normalized first-Rees generator as
Therefore the Gauss--Manin transport preserves both lattices
and descends to the finite quotient
Its labelled base monodromies are all identity. Its deck action is multiplication by modulo four.
Compatibility with the support simplex
Entry 1104 derives the complete three-face Gysin simplex from the same smoothing monomial. Its maps are
They satisfy
over , hence also after tensoring with the quarter-lattice and after reduction modulo four. The deck sign is uniform on every term, so all three differentials remain equivariant.
Type verdict
The index-four defect is not confined to one accidental point: it is preserved by the universal nodal transport and the labelled support maps. But Entry 1141 remains decisive: the occurrence-resolved integral Betti Cousin cohomology is torsion-free.
Thus
This is a concrete sector-specific coefficient refinement over the existing carrier and Gysin calculus. No new carrier datum is required.
Next falsifier
Determine whether extends through the deeper support intersections , , and their corner as a finite flat coefficient object, or acquires nontrivial nearby-cycle length there. The existing conductor contraction is rational; integral reduction modulo two and four must be computed separately because multiplication by two is no longer invertible.
Evidence:
research/benincasa/checkers/rank12_e6_quarter_lattice_transport.py;research/benincasa/results/rank12-e6-quarter-lattice-transport.json;- Entries 1100--1104 and 1140--1141.