1750 — The Total-Energy Cusp Carries a Source-Defined Integral Unipotent Extension
Return to a source-defined lattice
Entry 1749 forbids identifying an abstract reference lattice with the fiberwise Betti lattice. The homogeneous elliptic subsystem avoids that problem: it is already identified as
where has its native integral homology lattice.
At total energy ,
so the inverse Legendre modulus is a linear local coordinate at generic nonsoft kinematics. At this infinity cusp the Legendre factor has, up to integral symplectic conjugacy and orientation,
The Kummer factor contributes the second semisimple sign. The signs cancel in the source-normalized tensor product, as directly computed in Entry 289:
The image of has index two in the saturated invariant line. This integer is the source-defined level-two cusp width, not an imposed reference normalization.
Established integral frontier
This rechecks the width-two input already used in Entries 1147 and 1152. It does not determine whether the elliptic coinvariant survives in the full rank-nine lattice. Entry 1152 reduces that question to
along the algebraic plane .
Narrow result
The actual three-site cosmological coefficient system contains a canonical integral unipotent extension at the scattering degeneration. Unlike the abstract reference class of Entry 1748, the width-two elliptic coinvariant is source-defined by the Legendre Betti lattice itself. Its integral gluing into the complete rank-nine lattice remains unresolved.
It is coefficient monodromy over the existing total-energy carrier divisor. No new Cut stratum is required.
Durable artifacts
research/benincasa/checkers/legendre_integral_cusp.rsresearch/benincasa/results/legendre-integral-cusp.jsonresearch/benincasa/legendre-integral-cusp.md
Next falsifier
Resume Entry 1152's finite test: compute the parity of twice one elliptic coinvariant lift along . This determines one of the four classes in without conflating a Betti cycle with an abstract reference frame.