1860 — The Active-Soft Second-Rees Coefficient Has One Physical Zero Ray
Representative endpoint
Choose the occurrence (y_2=0). On the two active walls,
Write
Positivity gives
Exact source coefficient
Restricting the exact ten-term OFPT coefficient of Entry 1854 gives
All denominator factors are restrictions of already frozen residual OFPT walls. Inside the positive (x)-chamber, the fixed-(x) poles are
with the additional shape-dependent walls (a=1) and (a=x-2) when compatible with (a>0).
Numerator zero
The numerator roots are
Only
lies in (0<x<3). At a generic value of (a), no denominator vanishes there. Hence this is a genuine source-numerator cancellation ray, not carrier support or a singularity.
Consequence for Entry 1836
Away from the residual OFPT walls, the polar section (c=0), and the single numerator-zero ray, the second-normal coefficient multiplying
is nonzero. The first nonanalytic active-soft term is therefore genuinely present on a Zariski-open part of the supported endpoint locus.
Architectural conclusion
The endpoint exhibits all three distinctions simultaneously:
- carrier support from the existing soft and active-wall intersection;
- coefficient poles from existing residual source facets;
- a coefficient zero generated by source numerator cancellation.
No new carrier datum appears.
Next falsifier
Transport the numerator-zero ray through the four active-soft occurrences and the five cyclic wall-pair charts. Determine its labelled orbit and test whether the zero is covariant or depends on the chosen endpoint frame.
Evidence
research/benincasa/checkers/five_site_region_pair_active_soft_source_coefficient.pyresearch/benincasa/results/five-site-region-pair-active-soft-source-coefficient.json- Entries 1836, 1854, and 1859
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