Generic Four-Site Marked Sections Are Elliptic Curves
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Frozen source objects
Entry 1154 identifies the pure four-site infinity boundary as
branched over a quartic (B_4). Entry 1155 proves that its pure (H^2) is entirely algebraic.
The primary cosmological integrand assigns to every source subgraph a linear denominator
After compactification, the leading equation of such a denominator cuts a line
on the infinity base. No new marked section is introduced.
Pullback curve
The marked curve on the coefficient boundary is
At generic kinematics, (L_g) meets the quartic branch divisor in four simple points. Therefore
is a double cover branched at four points. Riemann--Hurwitz gives
so
Equivalently, (C_g=\pi^*H=-K_{X_4}), and adjunction gives
Relative coefficient consequence
Although the unmarked surface has no transcendental (H^2), deleting a generic marked component produces a residue quotient containing
Thus the first generic transcendental four-site coefficient data are elliptic and live in the marked-relative layer. They are generated by the existing source hyperplanes, not by a K3 carrier or an added incidence stratum.
Architectural result
The four-site structure is therefore
This is a concrete realization of H2:
- the Cayley--Menger and marked-hyperplane carrier calculus is unchanged;
- the pure and relative coefficient layers have different Hodge types;
- transcendental complexity is created by a typed relative operation rather than a new carrier primitive.
Scope
The conclusion is generic and componentwise. It does not yet compute:
- the complete list of marked components in a frozen four-site triangulation term;
- intersections and residue orientations among those components;
- tangencies with (B_4), where the elliptic curves degenerate;
- relations among the component (H^1) groups in the full relative cohomology;
- physical integration-chain activation.
Next falsifier
Freeze one explicit four-site polygon triangulation term and enumerate its labelled denominators. On (X_4), compute the incidence graph of the elliptic curves (C_g), including pair and triple intersections. Then form the residue/Cech complex and test whether its cohomology is generated by the component elliptic systems plus Tate incidence data. A residual Hodge type outside these objects would be the first coefficient-level failure.
Evidence:
research/benincasa/checkers/four_site_marked_sections_elliptic.py;research/benincasa/results/four-site-marked-sections-elliptic.json;- arXiv:2408.16386, equations (9)--(10) for source-linear denominators;
- Entries 1154--1155.