1887 — The Nonsymmetric Hexagon Sector Is a Gram-Supported Excess Line
Remaining sector
Entry 1886 closes the stabilizer-fixed six-site critical sector. Retain all three free squared loop coordinates
and specialize the denominator-cleared -Rees cover to the regular hexagon exceptional fiber.
Exact exceptional system
The two strict-transform cover equations are
where
All three critical Jacobian minors are nonzero scalar multiples of the same linear form . Thus the critical scheme is exactly
Solving gives the affine line
with free. It lies over every and contains no symmetric point .
Narrow result
The nontrivial stabilizer-character sector survives only as an excess critical line supported on the pre-existing Gram exceptional divisor. It does not project to a finite discriminant in :
The doubled equation may carry a derived Cartier/excess coefficient object. That object has not been computed and must not be replaced by the reduced line. Nevertheless, neither the reduced nor doubled support is a new Carrier stratum; both live on the frozen Gram-degeneracy support.
Meta-level consequence
The six-site test separates three notions sharply:
- the Carrier incidence is source-admitted;
- the generic Gram-normal family has a symmetric Landau divisor away from the exceptional fiber;
- the homogeneous specialization retains only Gram-supported excess, not a physical energy discriminant.
This is another positive H2 pattern: shared incidence and excess calculus, with coefficient support changing under kinematic specialization.
Next falsifier
Compute the derived excess object of , : its Koszul homology, Cartier length, and compatibility with the nine source-term restriction maps. The test is whether it is exhausted by the existing Gram Gysin/excess calculus or requires an undeclared incidence operation.
Durable verification
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