2113 — The Correlator Deletion Cube Has No Inherited Coefficient Differential
Hard-to-vary claim
The wavefunction-to-correlator formula of arXiv:2401.05207 canonically supplies a Boolean family of edge-deleted integrands, but it does not canonically supply morphisms between their coefficient systems.
For the three-edge triangle, the eight vertices are source-derived. The twelve oriented cube edges are only combinatorial incidences unless a separate localization, residue, Gysin, or Gauss--Manin construction types them.
Source evidence
Equations (2.13)--(2.14) define the correlator as a sum over graphs obtained by erasing subsets of edges. Equations (2.27)--(2.30) define each dashed-edge term by:
Equations (4.66)--(4.71) realize the same answer as a weighted-polytope subdivision. Neither construction defines a coefficient morphism between adjacent deletion subsets.
Classification
The source presently establishes a signed/direct sum of separately defined periods. It does not establish a totalized extension object.
This narrows Entry 2112: its twelve arrows are incidence arrows in the deletion poset, not inherited chain maps.
Consequence for
The pre-integration adapter still introduces no new Carrier divisor. But one also cannot place in an edge-deletion extension class until the coefficient arrows themselves are independently derived.
Thus the possible extension-level home of is not falsified here; it is currently untyped.
Next falsifier
Freeze one adjacent pair of deletion sectors and test, in order, whether the dash operation is induced by:
- restriction;
- residue/Gysin at
y_e=0; - endpoint-energy pullback followed by multiplication by
1/y_e.
Any candidate must be source-derived and Gauss--Manin horizontal before cyclic transport. If none is typed, the correlator construction remains a sum of periods rather than a derived coefficient complex.
Status
Established at source-operation typing level. No claim is made about a physical cycle, integrated extension, or global chain map.