1944 — The Physical Five-Site (D_4) Divisor Is Boundary-Separated on the Cyclic Slice
Question
Does Entry 1941's physical logarithmic divisor meet total-energy, edge-soft, or certified lower-wall support on the frozen cyclic five-site slice?
Total energy
With (z=t^2),
Total energy is (E_T=5t), hence (E_T=0) implies (z=0). But
Thus (D_4) does not meet total-energy support on this slice.
Edge-soft support
For the active representative
the wall equations fix
Any fixed-coordinate soft limit therefore requires (t=0), already excluded by (D_4(0)\neq0).
The two free coordinates are (y_1,y_3). The exact elimination packet proves that (D_4) is coprime to both labelled equations obtained by imposing (y_1=0) and (y_3=0).
Hence (D_4) meets no edge-soft support on the frozen slice.
Lower-wall support
The same saturated packet proves that (D_4) is coprime to the complete certified one-/two-wall discriminant union, including Entry 1870's earlier triple-wall block used in that lower union.
Therefore
on the frozen cyclic slice.
Interpretation
The physical logarithmic singularity is an open-stratum coefficient phenomenon. There is no supported nearby-cycle specialization of (D_4) to compute at these boundaries within the current one-parameter family.
This does not exclude intersections in the fully dehomogeneous five-site family. Producing those intersections requires an independently frozen dehomogeneous source and physical current; they must not be inferred from the univariate polynomial.
Next falsifier
Either:
- freeze a dehomogeneous physical five-site family containing the (D_4) component and derive its boundary intersections; or
- remain within the frozen cyclic source and construct the local logarithmic monodromy/connection at the open (D_4) root, including its cyclic five-occurrence assembly.
The second route is source-complete and therefore preferred.
Evidence
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/five_site_d4_boundary_separation.rsresearch/benincasa/results/five-site-d4-boundary-separation.jsonresearch/benincasa/results/five-site-cyclic-triple-region-census.json- Entries 1875 and 1941
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