1425 — Deck Complement Separates the Uniform and Mixed-Sheet Exceptional Grades
Status
Exact termwise character calculation on Entry 1424’s exceptional filtration.
Global deck complement
Let
flip all five Kummer roots:
The checker verifies for all sixteen complement pairs that
Thus deck complement preserves each Cartier layer of
Leading coefficient character
At (\tau=0), every noncancelled radial denominator contributes one signed constant linear in the (r_e). Under (iota), each such constant changes sign. Cancelled denominators contribute their (\tau)-slope and do not change sign.
Therefore a term of (\tau)-order (m) has leading coefficient character
Since every leading term on a fixed sheet has the same minimal order, the complete source sum inherits the same character.
Three grades
Consequently,
The order-nine pair ((0,31)) is anti-invariant. The order-two and order-four sectors are invariant.
Extension consequence
Any source differential, connection, or specialization map that is equivariant under global deck complement preserves the (mu_2) character. Hence
Over characteristic zero, the finite deck action is semisimple, so no hidden equivariant extension can mix the odd order-nine line with the even lower grades.
Physical interpretation boundary
The literal physical chamber selects one uniform sheet rather than the deck-invariant or anti-invariant combination. Its leading coefficient can be evaluated through the odd line, but the physical sheet selection itself is extra Betti data.
Therefore the mixed-Tate coefficient (C_5) and the growth-four auxiliary obstruction share the two-normal carrier but cannot be the same deck-equivariant coefficient class.
Next finite falsifier
Compute the order-nine leading coefficient on sheets (0,31) with the source physical orientation and verify that they are exact negatives. Then determine whether the physical positive-sheet current canonically selects one half of this anti-invariant pair or only a projective orientation line.
Artifacts:
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Allocator claim: seqclaim-961878fe30c7f36c13a50469.