1869 — The First Triple-Wall Pilot Produces a New Nonsoft Quartic Candidate
Representative
Take the first nonzero triple-wall representative from Entry 1868:
Its three wall equations solve
Set and . Differences of the five Kummer equations then solve , leaving one exact quadratic
over .
Critical discriminant
The repeated-root condition in has discriminant
Its rational field norm, up to the nonzero source-fixed unit, is
Exact exclusion tests
At the good prime :
- is square-free;
- is coprime to all eight factor blocks in Entry 1866;
- is coprime to the condition;
- is coprime to the condition.
The last test uses the exact repeated-root specialization
up to an invertible quadratic-field constant. Therefore the quartic is not a soft or previously compiled one-/two-wall factor.
Remaining saturation gate
The discriminant detects criticality of the triple-wall pullback. It does not yet prove that all three wall multipliers are nonzero. A generic root could still belong to an uncompiled lower-wall critical component with one vanished multiplier.
Hence the established statement is
Next falsifier
Compute the source-ordered null vector of the full fiber Jacobian on . Saturate by each of its three wall-multiplier coordinates. If all three are units on the generic quartic locus, adjoin to the Picard--Fuchs candidate denominator. Otherwise classify the surviving lower-wall factor and do not enlarge the bound.
Evidence
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/five_site_cyclic_triple_landau_pilot.rsresearch/benincasa/results/five-site-cyclic-triple-landau-pilot.json- Entries 1866--1868
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