1688 — The First Dyson-to-Moment Kernels Are Conserved Hamiltonian Powers
Kernel/cokernel falsifier
Entry 1687 constructs the filtered adjoint transform. Its legitimate finite grades are
with source monomials labelled by ((q\text{-degree},p\text{-degree})).
For the free-plus-cubic derivation
the polynomial
is conserved:
Hence
give
linearly independent characteristic-zero kernel vectors in (P_{\le D}).
The exact sparse matrices were ranked independently over
For all 114 maps with
both modular ranks agree and attain the rank upper bound forced by the explicit Hamiltonian powers. Since reduction modulo a prime cannot increase rational rank, this sandwiches the characteristic-zero rank exactly.
Thus, throughout the tested window,
The checker also verifies 840 explicit conserved-power annihilations.
Cokernel
The cokernel dimensions range from 3 to 142 and grow with the padded target
This growth is filtration mismatch: the target contains monomials not requested by the source grade. It does not stabilize to a finite relative class in the tested presentation.
Narrow result
No stable kernel or cokernel class beyond Hamiltonian invariants is identified. This does not prove the formula at arbitrary (D,n), nor does it compare the completed topologies of the two modules.
Durable artifacts
research/benincasa/checkers/dyson_moment_kernel_cokernel.rsresearch/benincasa/results/dyson-moment-kernel-cokernel.jsonresearch/benincasa/dyson-moment-kernel-cokernel.md
Next falsifier
Remove the conserved submodule and filtration padding canonically. Compare
with the reachable image filtration rather than the whole padded target. Test whether the reduced transform is an isomorphism at each finite grade or has a stable relative defect.