1471 — Kummer Integration Cancels the Apparent Mass-Difference Poles
Status
Exact coefficient-side audit of the first integrated perturbative-mass example in Benincasa, arXiv:1909.02517v1, Eq. (4.7). The apparent poles at and are removable. Positive-Kummer integration cancels spurious difference support rather than creating new carrier walls.
Frozen source coefficient
For one white-site insertion in de Sitter, the source integral is
where
Exact cancellation
At , the four numerator terms pair as
and
Hence
The same labelled pairing with gives
Therefore
At generic points of these divisors, the finite limits are
and its exchanged counterpart at .
Surviving coefficient alphabet
The integrated expression retains the logarithmic letters
These are the total-energy, internal-energy normalization, and existing singleton partial-energy letters. The difference factors occur in an intermediate rational presentation but do not survive as singular support.
Classification
This is the first integrated coefficient theorem after Entry 1469's closure of the carrier diagonals. It shows why denominator inspection alone is not an admissible carrier census after coefficient pushforward.
Scope boundary
The result treats one white site in de Sitter. It does not determine the two-white-site weight-two coefficient or the all-insertion resummation.
Next falsifier
Derive the two-white-site integral with both positive Kummer variables kept labelled. Test whether all apparent difference poles again cancel and whether the surviving weight-two alphabet is generated by the existing regional partial energies.
Durable evidence
research/nima/check_mass_insertion_integrated_pole_cancellation.py;research/nima/results/mass-insertion-integrated-pole-cancellation.json;- Benincasa, arXiv:1909.02517v1, Eq. (4.7);
- allocator claim
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