1928 — The C8 Rank-Four Center Is a Rank-Three Excess Specialization of a Transverse Seven-Torus
Source-normal typing
For each labelled occurrence let
be its seven partial-energy forms. Exact calculation over all 288 occurrences gives
Thus the seven divisors are transverse in the complete ((X,y)) normal space. Apparent rank-four nontransversality occurs only after the external directions are specialized.
The labelled relation space
has rank three. For any basis matrix (C) of (K),
The row space of (B) agrees exactly with every source-representative base ideal in the universal-Jacobian packet after matching labelled cyclic charts.
Relative-current complex
Before specialization the source boundary value carries the canonical labelled Leray torus
Pullback to the external base (B=0) is an excess intersection. Its canonical algebraic model is the Koszul complex
with chain ranks
On the associated base grade (B=0), the differential vanishes and the graded object is (Lambda^\bullet K), of total rank eight.
Cyclic orientation
The source-normalized transverse minors have distribution
These signs coincide with the two occurrence components of Entry 1922. One cyclic step exchanges the components; two steps preserve them.
Consequence
The required nontransverse local object is not a chamber chosen in a rank-four arrangement. It is the derived specialization of a source-defined transverse seven-dimensional Leray object, retaining a rank-three excess complex.
This constructs the local complex over all 288 occurrences. It does not yet prove independence under all resolutions or compute its pairing with the companion fold.
Allocator claim: seqclaim-d0d5e08e7dbe124689c1cd12.
Artifact: research/benincasa/results/eight-site-rank4-excess-leray-complex.json.