The Source Marked Divisor Separates the Positive Node from Its Seven Deck Translates
Sequence claim: seqclaim-d478be288056817e61b718f4.
Frozen marked packet
Entry 1159 derives 28 four-cycle OFPT terms. After taking the total-energy residue , each term retains seven source-labelled denominators: the four singleton facets and three term-dependent facets.
At edge-variable infinity, restrict their exact leading linear forms to the eight node sections
No denominator was added or selected after inspecting the nodes.
Exact incidence census
For every one of the 28 source terms,
In contrast, every other sign occurrence lies on the marked divisor:
term by term. Thus there are exactly
marked nonpositive node occurrences.
The incidence depths vary, retaining nontrivial occurrence data. Their four termwise profiles are
The zero is always the positive node.
Meaning
The actual source marked divisor performs exactly the occurrence separation that the absolute node lattice lacked:
This does not yet prove that the positive node defines a relative physical class. Entry 1173's global total-parity relation couples it to the seven supported occurrences, so localization must be computed before taking an open quotient or a functional.
What is established is stronger than a symmetry argument: the separation is derived termwise from the frozen OFPT denominators. It introduces no new carrier wall.
Next falsifier
Apply the localization triangle to the rank-seven global node lattice. Let be the span generated by the seven marked node occurrences inside
Compute with occurrence labels and incidence depths retained. Determine whether the positive occurrence survives in the open complement, moves to a relative connecting class, or is killed by the supported image. Do not infer the answer from set-theoretic separation.
Evidence
research/benincasa/checkers/four_site_qg_node_marked_incidence.pyresearch/benincasa/results/four-site-qg-node-marked-incidence.json- Entries 1159 and 1171--1173.