1413 — The Chord-Type Compatibility Split Descends to the Cyclic Augmentation Base
Status
Replicated two-prime modular descent test. Not a characteristic-zero theorem.
CORRECTION (Entry 1423). Representatives (5,11) are absent from the growth-four boundary grade, not compatible solutions. What descends is the support partition and the obstruction on all four supported orbits.
Question
Corrected Entry 1411 finds a chord-sensitive boundary pattern on five independent labelled radicands. The five-dimensional permutation base contains a redundant diagonal direction.
Does the obstruction disappear on the canonical four-dimensional cyclic base?
Augmentation model
Impose
while retaining all five labelled Kummer radicands
Use (s_1,\ldots,s_4) as coordinates and set
Therefore the source derivative is typed as
No occurrence label or Kummer character is discarded.
Census
At the generic orbit sample (z=7), both and give:
At both degrees the unique affine primitive satisfies exactly two of the six exact cyclic occurrence orbits:
These are the diagonal-pair orbit and its complementary three-site orbit. Representatives (1,3,7,15) remain inconsistent.
Narrow result
The chord-type split found in corrected Entry 1411 is not caused by the diagonal scale direction of the five-dimensional permutation representation.
It survives descent to
through quadratic primitive degree in the tested modular model.
Thus the current surviving statement is:
Limits
The calculation does not establish characteristic-zero persistence, cutoff stability, or physical string-boundary typing. The radial grading remains a declared test model.
Next finite falsifier
Derive the adjacent-versus-diagonal distinction as an explicit labelled obstruction functional rather than increasing the primitive cutoff blindly.
Artifacts:
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/five_site_cyclic_kummer_ibp_pilot.rsresearch/benincasa/results/five-site-cyclic-kummer-augmentation-descent.json
Allocator claim: seqclaim-ece558a8729c53b46769fcd9.