1650 — Gaussian Cut Pushforward Has a Canonical Wick Differential Defect
Compatibility test
Entry 1649 gives a finite differential presentation before internal pushforward. Test whether Gaussian Cut contraction is a strict morphism of that differential algebra.
Labelled three-mode model
Use
and Gaussian pushforward over labelled mode , normalized by
For
the Hamiltonian derivation gives
Therefore
Hence
The checker verifies the coefficient for 128 nonzero internal variances.
Narrow result
The labelled global differential algebra remains strict. The failure arises only after integrating out an interacting occurrence. Differential compatibility then requires an induced effective term or a homotopy/coherence cell carrying the internal second moment.
This defect is generated by the existing cubic incidence, Cut operation, and internal coefficient state. It is not a new carrier generator.
Architectural consequence
The current shared-calculus candidate must distinguish
from
This is the algebraic counterpart of Entry 1645's temporal memory obstruction.
Durable artifacts
- research/benincasa/checkers/cut_derivation_wick_defect.rs
- research/benincasa/results/cut-derivation-wick-defect.json
- research/benincasa/cut-derivation-wick-defect.md
Next falsifier
Construct the first coherence operator
on the filtered polynomial module and test its compatibility with nested Cut contractions. Determine whether two internal Gaussian pushforwards satisfy the required cocycle/associativity identity or leave a higher obstruction.