1530 — Two Scalar Jet Coefficients Reconstruct the Unordered Corner Lens
Status
Exact finite-reconstruction theorem for the symmetric readout of Entry 1529.
Readout coefficients
Let
The first two nonconstant scalar coefficients of the double-Gysin corner are
They invert polynomially:
Hence the finite readout packet
already reconstructs the complete unordered channel pair , as the roots of
Minimality
One nonconstant coefficient is insufficient. The two rational channel pairs
both satisfy
but
Both pairs come from rational signed edge energies. Thus two scalar jet coefficients are not only sufficient but minimal for generic reconstruction of the unordered two-channel lens.
Information loss
The scalar quotient loses no continuous modulus of the two-channel lens. It forgets exactly the deck ordering
Away from the discriminant , the ordered lens is therefore a two-sheeted cover of the scalar readout space. On the discriminant, the two orders coincide.
Physical diagonal
The one-channel physical locus is intrinsically visible in scalar data:
What remains invisible is whether or was the vanishing channel. Thus scalar readout detects the channel-rank reduction but not its signed presentation.
Meaning
This refines the carrier–lens–readout picture:
It also supplies a finite observational sufficiency statement: the infinite corner jet contains no invariant channel information beyond two scalar coefficients.
Durable evidence
research/nima/check_supercritical_infinity_jet.sage;- Entry 1529;
- allocator claim
seqclaim-aa73f510764b7154ab0c8f9d.