1552 — The Equal-Energy Cyclic Locus Realizes a Physical Occurrence Trace of Order Three
Status
Exact synthesis of Entries 356 and 764. This supplies the typed fixed-locus test requested by Entries 1546–1547; it does not reinterpret the generic cyclic family as a deck cover.
The cyclic fixed point
In the normalized (G_{12}) chart,
The source cycle acts by
Its positive equal-energy fixed point is
Entry 764 independently derives the three residue-chart connections and their horizontal transition
At the fixed point (z=1), hence
Generic cyclic occurrence covariance therefore becomes an in-place horizontal (C_3)-action on the coefficient fiber at this locus.
Physical occurrence trace
Entry 356's six all-positive physical occurrences form two regular cyclic orbits:
For either orbit let
send (1) to the norm vector, and let
be the source all-positive occurrence sum. Exact matrix multiplication gives
For both orbits together,
Modulo three the norm remains rank two but becomes square-zero:
Thus
Typing boundary
This statement is fixed-locus and occurrence-resolved. Away from (X_1=X_2=X_3), cyclic relabelling moves the external base point, so it is covariance rather than in-place descent. Nor does the result identify the three occurrences as sheets of one generic-base geometric cover.
What is established is precisely the weaker but physical datum needed by Entry 1546: a source-defined finite in-place symmetry, a horizontally transported coefficient packet, and its source all-positive trace/readout.
The currently established physical bad-prime inventory is therefore updated to
with (2) coming from two-sheet mass/deck descent and (3) from the cyclic equal-energy occurrence trace.
Durable evidence
research/nima/check_cyclic_fixed_locus_trace.py;research/nima/results/cyclic_fixed_locus_trace.json;- Entries 356, 764, and 1543–1547;
- deterministic result SHA-256
FCD167FF76F03D77FDD54F2789BD4A19E0783776365C0259F80AF74AAC72343F; - allocator claim
seqclaim-631578adac54f457d4d9c8c8.