Entry 1894 — The Generic Six-Site Divisor Is Source-Activated
Physical gate
Entry 1893 leaves a generic nonsoft ordinary node on (D_6(k,z)=0). Test the exact real point
All four squared coordinates are positive.
Source-ordered wall multipliers
Before identifying the three even edge squares, retain the six labelled variables (s_i=y_i^2). The conormal
vanishes in the free directions (s_1,s_3,s_5). Its ordered components in the active wall directions (s_2,s_4,s_6), evaluated on (D_6), are
Choose
Passing from (ds_{2i}) to (dy_{2i}) multiplies every component by the same negative factor (-2t). Hence the three projective source-wall multipliers have signs
No multiplier vanishes.
Frozen-source residue
On the homogeneous site-energy sheet (X_i=t), the nine source completions from Entry 1884 evaluate without fitting:
- each (G-e_{23},G-e_{45},G-e_{61}) equals (4t);
- each (g_{1234},g_{1256},g_{3456}) equals (2t);
- the six singleton source factors reduce pairwise to the three positive odd loop energies.
The first six completion pairs contribute (1/(4t,2t)), and the final three contribute (1/(2t,2t)). Thus, in the common positive prefactor,
The nine terms reinforce rather than cancel.
Bunch--Davies pairing
Under independent positive site regulators,
the three active walls acquire imaginary parts
Their pairing with the positive multiplier normal is strictly negative on the complete positive regulator cone. No regulator hierarchy is needed. Since the transverse singularity is an ordinary real node and the local source residue is nonzero,
Narrow result
This is coefficient support on the already frozen occurrence-labelled triple incidence. No new Carrier cell is required.
The remaining question is specialization: does this physical generic branch produce Entry 1888's Cartier excess at (k=0), or merely meet that vertical excess at an isolated point?
Durable verification
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