1419 — Cyclic Averaging Commutes with the Declared Boundary Specialization
Status
Exact labelled denominator/incidence naturality test.
Comparison square
Let (T) denote the source cyclic permutation and let
denote the radial growth specialization used in Entries 1411–1418.
The required comparison is
Frozen audit
Rotate simultaneously:
- all (26) source-labelled denominators;
- all (32) resolved Kummer sheets;
- all (180) OFPT terms;
- their ordered orientation-normalized weights.
For every denominator (q) and sheet (S), the checker verifies
The finite census is
label–sheet checks, with zero failures. Every rotated OFPT term remains in the source term set, and all orientation-normalized weights are (+1).
Hence
on the frozen labelled denominator carrier.
Averaging
Because the comparison is strict, the invariant projector of Entry 1418 also commutes:
Thus Entry 1418’s surviving invariant line is not produced by averaging after specialization. It is the specialization of the source-defined cyclic average.
Type boundary
This establishes naturality for the declared combinatorial radial grade. It does not yet identify that grade with the physical compactification residue, integration-cycle boundary, or full de Rham specialization.
Next finite falsifier
Lift the same square from denominator growth to the source differential form: include Jacobian/orientation degree and compute the actual logarithmic residue. A failure there would leave the Carrier naturality intact while rejecting the proposed coefficient map.
Artifacts:
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/five_site_cyclic_boundary_naturality.rsresearch/benincasa/results/five-site-cyclic-boundary-naturality.json
Allocator claim: seqclaim-f682b6415714c2345d864b59.