1553 — Prime Three Has Independent Cosmological-Trace and String-Extension Realizations
Status
Cross-sector synthesis of Entries 410, 436, and 1552, with both underlying exact checkers rerun. This is not a claim that the two coefficient objects are isomorphic.
Cosmological realization
Entry 1552 constructs two regular (C_3) occurrence orbits on the equal-energy fixed locus. Their source physical readout and transfer obey
Modulo three the rank-two norm is nonzero and square-zero. The coefficient object here is a direct sum of regular occurrence modules.
String-road realization
Entry 410 constructs the integral road/contact extension
Its invariant augmentation image is
so
and the extension is its generator. Pullback along multiplication by three splits by the norm vector ((1,1,1)); pullback along one or two does not.
Entry 436 supplies the later physical gate. The complete mixed-variance construction has
and its unique primitive positive-sheet physical generator has road augmentation (+1). Thus the road augmentation is not merely an abstract module map: it is reached by the constructed physical derived pullback.
Cross-sector conclusion
The same bad prime is therefore independently selected by two different mechanisms:
Hence
One sector realizes prime three as degeneration of a regular occurrence projector; the other realizes it as nonsplitting of a filtered extension. Their common datum is the physical availability of the (C_3) norm and augmentation operations.
Negative control
The five-site algebraic (C_5) orbit does not provide the next prime by the same route. Entry 1256 proves that exact (C_5) symmetry, momentum conservation, and physical three-dimensional Gram rank force rank at most two. Thus its cyclic fixed family is not a physical rank-three carrier.
This supplies a sharp discriminator:
must all be present before a group-order prime becomes a physical descent prime.
Durable evidence
research/voevodsky/check_cyclic_road_extension_class.py;research/voevodsky/check_physical_derived_pullback_after_transform.py;research/nima/check_cyclic_fixed_locus_trace.py;- Entries 410, 436, 1256, and 1552;
- allocator claim
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