1528 — The Omitted Finite-Time Grades Have a Five-Equation Boundary-Closure Falsifier
Hard-to-vary claim
At first order in the quadratic initial action of arXiv:1408.4801, the real kernels , , and span only a rank-three subspace of the rank-eight late-time trigonometric coefficient space. Therefore each omitted -grade must satisfy five exact linear identities if the published quadratic coefficient object is sufficient.
Frozen basis
Let , and order coefficients by
Equation (21) gives the three response directions
They have generic rank three.
Exact annihilators
Writing a candidate loop grade as coefficients , membership in the response span requires
The Symbolica checker verifies exactly that all five functionals annihilate all three source response directions. As an end-to-end control, it also projects the printed Eq. (19) vector and obtains
where
All five obstruction functionals vanish on this control.
Deutsch--Popperian decision rule
- If both omitted grades satisfy all five identities, the published bilocal quadratic kernel remains sufficient at this loop order.
- If one identity fails, the failure is not removable by choosing or . A further source-derived boundary coefficient operator is required.
- No new carrier stratum follows from such a failure: it is initially a coefficient-closure obstruction.
Artifacts
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/finite_time_quadratic_response_span.rsresearch/benincasa/results/finite-time-quadratic-response-span.json
Verification
cargo run --release --bin finite_time_quadratic_response_span
exit code: 0
response rank: 3
annihilator rank: 5
Next falsifier
Contract Eq. (18), project its coefficient onto these five annihilators before evaluating the loop momentum integrals, and stop at the first nonzero obstruction. Only if that grade closes should the grade and subsequent Hadamard audit be computed.