Entry 1231 — Five-Site Triple Collisions Close by the Čech Relation
Correctly supported census
Entry 1230 requires both root equality and the corresponding signed-energy wall. For each three-edge set , retain the three pair supports
Each edge pair has two complementary source occurrences. Therefore the complete labelled census has
triple overlaps. They form 16 free -orbits.
Energy-wall ranks
Exact ranks of the three source indicator vectors give
For all 50 rank-three overlaps, the total-energy vector lies in the span. Hence those strata force
The other 30 do not. This separates ordinary higher marked incidence from incidence already lying on the scattering/nearby-cycle boundary.
Root-normal complex
On a labelled Kummer chart, the three root-equality normals form the standard arrangement:
The three pair-residue lines map to the triple costalk by the oriented row
This map has rank one and kernel rank two, exactly matching the top Orlik–Solomon rank of the (A_2) arrangement.
Therefore every labelled triple overlap is generated by the three existing pair cells with their single circuit relation:
No higher Čech excess occurs.
Classification
The rank-two triples are ordinary marked relative-incidence coefficient objects. The rank-three triples are their existing total-energy nearby-cycle restrictions. Neither class requires a new carrier stratum.
Artifacts
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/five_site_triple_collision_cech.rsresearch/benincasa/results/five-site-triple-collision-cech.json
Next falsifier
Compute the iterated nearby-cycle compatibility for the 50 total-energy-forced overlaps. In particular, test whether the (A_2) kernel commutes with specialization at and whether its second normal/Rees grade contains coefficient data not generated by the existing Kummer and total-energy maps.