The Top Four-Site Tate Layer Has a Forty-Dimensional Kummer Sector
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Supersession notice. The forty-dimensional anti-invariant cokernel is an intermediate pair-to-triple quotient, not full Čech cohomology. Entry 1192 includes the fourfold-concurrence boundary and reduces this sector.
Deck decomposition
Entry 1189's component-resolved differential commutes with the double-cover deck involution. It therefore splits into two exact matrices.
The invariant matrix is the ordinary signed incidence map from all pair curves to all triple points.
The anti-invariant matrix has:
- one column for every split rational pair;
- one row for every off-branch triple;
- no row at a ramification-node triple.
The exact cokernels are
Thus the Kummer character occurs only in the six-mark source profile.
Cyclic assembly
Entry 1159's 28 terms form seven free -orbits. The eight five-mark terms form two orbits; the twenty six-mark terms form five. Therefore every representative eigencokernel assembles as a regular occurrence module:
Summing all terms gives
The corresponding characters are
The vanishing nonidentity traces are a consequence of free labelled occurrence transport, not an unlabelled symmetry quotient.
Architectural meaning
The top source coefficient layer is now completely typed at generic kinematics:
This is coefficient data over the existing marked/deck carrier. It is not a new carrier incidence and does not enlarge the list of H2 coefficient types.
Next falsifier
Test Gauss--Manin extension between the surviving elliptic systems and . Since the Kummer sector exists only in six-mark terms, first compute whether its two local generators per term are horizontal quotients or receive a nonzero connecting morphism from the five elliptic pair systems. A nontrivial map is allowed as sector-specific extension data; a new singular divisor is not.
Evidence
research/benincasa/checkers/four_site_qg_w6_deck_cyclic.pyresearch/benincasa/results/four-site-qg-w6-deck-cyclic.json- Entries 1159 and 1188--1189.