1656 — The Interaction Co-Leibniz Defect Is Already a Coherent Cocycle
Higher-coherence falsifier
Entry 1655 identifies the binary co-Leibniz defect
Test whether it requires an independent ternary coherence cell.
Cocycle identity
Coassociativity predicts
For , Entry 1655 gives
The checker expands both triple-tensor routes coefficientwise for interaction degrees two through twenty. All 1,710 nonzero tensor coefficients agree.
Narrow result
The binary defect is already coherently controlled by the coassociativity of the partition/cumulant coproduct. Higher nested-Cut compatibility is inherited from the existing coalgebra rather than repaired by newly fitted cells.
The resulting coefficient architecture is a coherent lax differential coalgebra:
- multiplication and evolution are finitely presented;
- Cut/cumulant sewing is coassociative;
- nonlinear interaction contributes the canonical binary defect ;
- satisfies its required ternary cocycle identity.
This is strong support for H2 at the algebraic process level. It remains distinct from physical continuum completion and integrated elliptic period geometry.
Durable artifacts
- research/benincasa/checkers/coleibniz_defect_cocycle.rs
- research/benincasa/results/coleibniz-defect-cocycle.json
- research/benincasa/coleibniz-defect-cocycle.md
Next falsifier
Restore quantum operator ordering. Replace the commutative polynomial coalgebra by the Weyl/CCR algebra and test whether the same cocycle survives normal ordering or acquires an -supported central correction. Such a correction would be coefficient data; failure of the cocycle identity would demand genuinely higher quantum coherence.