1564 — All Three Cubic Location Sectors Share the Lower-Endpoint Support Pattern
Question
Is Entry 1563's split between lower-endpoint and observation-endpoint support specific to the bulk--bulk sector, or is it common to all three cubic vertex locations?
Calculation
The same source-normalized Laurent route algebra was evaluated for:
The bulk--bulk and mixed time integrals use the endpoint-primitive recurrence verified before Entry 1563. The surface--surface sector has no remaining time integral and was expanded directly. Every grade-two output reproduces the previous certified census.
Common lower-endpoint pattern
For every location sector,
Thus lowering the normal grade does not add a new lower-endpoint frequency letter.
Observation-endpoint column
The sectors containing a bulk vertex also contain coefficient-valued terms supported at
at grades one and zero:
Their absence from is forced: two initial-surface vertices leave no observation-endpoint primitive. Their absence at grade two is likewise forced by degree.
Result
The three-sector support is generated by two already declared endpoint operations:
No additional Carrier wall or incidence generator is required. The new total-energy letters are coefficient data attached to the observation endpoint and occur precisely when an unevaluated bulk primitive remains.
This is a support theorem only. The next finite test is whether the labelled and observation-endpoint primitive classes cancel, combine into a canonical period, or leave a residual extension after source-normalized reduction.
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