1873 — Multiplier Saturation Certifies the Region-Only Quartic
Remaining gate from Entry 1872
Entry 1872 derives the squarefree nonsoft quartic
from
but leaves open whether a source wall multiplier vanishes on that component.
Denominator-free multiplier solve
The three wall rows have zero (y_2)- and (y_3)-columns. Away from soft support, the corresponding cover-gradient equations force
Rather than divide by a quadratic-field coordinate, the checker solves the remaining routing-gradient equations in the homogeneous scale
This gives polynomial representatives for
and then solves the five labelled (y)-gradient equations for the three source-ordered wall multipliers.
The unused routing-gradient component vanishes identically after restriction to the repeated-root scheme. Thus the multiplier solve is compatible with the critical-value elimination rather than an independently fitted null vector.
Exact result
Up to nonzero rational units, the three multiplier-zero norms are
and again
Each is coprime to (D_{3,\mathrm{reg}}) at the good prime (2147483647). Together with Entry 1872's soft and lower-support exclusions, this proves
Updated finite bound
The new quartic is coprime to the degree-87 union, so the certified Landau candidate denominator bound becomes
This remains a geometric denominator bound. It does not prove nontrivial monodromy of the selected scalar period at every root, nor does it identify a new carrier wall. The divisor is produced by compatible composition of three already frozen walls.
Next falsifier
Run the same saturated elimination on the remaining three nonsoft region-only pure-(t) representatives. Determine whether they reproduce the two known quartic orbits or enlarge the degree-91 union.
Durable verification
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/five_site_cyclic_triple_region_pilot.rsresearch/benincasa/results/five-site-cyclic-triple-region-pilot.json- allocator claim:
seqclaim-88d9d8979de5aad837adb268 - epistemic event:
ev-000000002227-e5992edb-46df-472b-9d4c-a543318e9526