1406 — A Rational Five-Cycle Kummer Base Requires Four Dimensions
Status
Exact representation-theoretic gate.
Problem
Entry 1404 proves directly that the declared three-variable asymmetric Kummer profile does not admit the source action.
This is not an accident of its coefficients.
Affine actions of a finite group
Let act affinely on a rational affine space.
Because the characteristic is zero, averaging any point over the finite group produces a fixed point.
After translating that fixed point to the origin, the affine action becomes linear.
Therefore a nontrivial rational affine -action requires a nontrivial rational linear representation of .
Minimum rational dimension
Let be a nontrivial rational operator satisfying
Its minimal polynomial divides
where
is irreducible over .
Any nontrivial order-five summand therefore contains the cyclotomic representation
whose rational dimension is
Hence
In particular, no three-dimensional rational affine base can carry the nontrivial cyclic permutation required by the labelled five-cycle source.
Canonical next base
The five labelled radicands
carry the permutation representation of .
It decomposes as
Removing the common scale or diagonal direction leaves the canonical four-dimensional cyclic base
Equivalently, one may retain all five labelled radicands and quotient projectively by their common scale.
Consequence
The three-variable mismatch plane of Entry 1393 cannot become a rational cyclic coefficient object without changing its base.
The admissible successor is not another fitted three-variable profile. It is the full labelled five-radicand Kummer family, or its four-dimensional augmentation quotient.
Next finite falsifier
Rebuild the cubic primitive/torsor audit on
with the cyclic permutation retained exactly.
Then determine:
- whether every pairwise occurrence boundary remains trivializable;
- whether a ternary mismatch survives;
- whether its span is preserved by the exact action;
- whether the result descends through the diagonal/projective quotient.
Failure of the ternary class on this base would identify Entry 1393 as an artifact of the asymmetric specialization.
Allocator claim: seqclaim-9113b7821a2186518f47c3c7.