Entry 1230 — Orbit Discriminant Is Larger Than Five-Site Singular Support
Reason for the audit
Entry 1226 computed discriminants of marked-wall orbit norms. Before assembling higher intersections, distinguish the discriminant of the polynomial family from the singular support of its total divisor.
One-cut norm
For
one has
Therefore the total orbit-norm divisor is smooth, including over the polynomial discriminant . That locus describes ramification/nonreduced specialization of the orbit polynomial, not a singular total divisor.
Two-cut norm
For
the exact derivatives satisfy
Consequently the reduced Jacobian locus is
With , the physical reduced singular support away from the Gram divisor is
Typing correction
The larger polynomial discriminant
records ramified or nonreduced fibers under the orbit-forgetting projection. It is not by itself the support of a singular marked divisor.
Entries 1226–1227 remain valid with their stated projection/labelled-local meanings, but the higher-overlap frontier must be narrowed:
Thus triple Čech overlaps cannot be inferred merely from . The relevant source-labelled energy walls must intersect simultaneously.
Classification
This refinement further weakens any carrier claim. The actual singular locus already includes a frozen marked/signed-energy section. No new carrier datum is introduced.
Artifacts
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/five_site_orbit_norm_singular_support.rsresearch/benincasa/results/five-site-orbit-norm-singular-support.json
Next falsifier
Use the 20 source-labelled two-cut sections to enumerate actual simultaneous loci
with the correct incidence labels. Compute only the nonempty strata and their higher Čech maps. Do not assemble the complete root-equality braid arrangement without the energy-wall incidence conditions.