A Smooth Four-Site Mark Has a Primitive E7 Gysin Kernel
Sequence claim: seqclaim-9d00631c7624d52dfc328653.
Smooth benchmark
Let be a smooth quartic double solid and let be the preimage of a generic marked hyperplane in . Then is a double cover of branched over a smooth quartic: a degree-two del Pezzo surface.
Use the integral Picard basis
with intersection form . The marked hyperplane restricts to the anticanonical class
Gysin map
The Gysin map to the rank-one is intersection with . In the chosen basis its primitive row is
It is surjective over . Its kernel has rank seven and is generated by
Their intersection matrix is the negative Cartan lattice and has discriminant two. Therefore
The kernel is primitive; no hidden integral cokernel occurs.
Complement coefficient architecture
For the smooth marked complement , localization gives the rank profile
with
The rank-twenty threefold middle system is sector-specific non-Tate data; the marked residue contributes a Tate extension through the same Cartier/Gysin calculus already used elsewhere in Marici.
Scope
This is the smooth-section benchmark. The actual source marked hyperplanes pass through subsets of the persistent nodes. Entry 1181 proves their local node Čech cone is acyclic, but compatibility of that local contraction with the global integral Gysin lattice must be checked before identifying the source complement with the benchmark extension.
Next falsifier
Construct the excision/gluing square between Entry 1181's local node contraction and the global del Pezzo Gysin map. Verify that contracting the node neighborhoods preserves the primitive kernel and introduces no index. Only then assemble the seven marked hyperplanes of a source term.
Evidence
research/benincasa/checkers/four_site_qg_single_mark_gysin.pyresearch/benincasa/results/four-site-qg-single-mark-gysin.json- Entries 1155 and 1181.