2126 — The Triple Deletion Port Produces a Source-Derived Incidence Sextic
Superseded by Entry 2129. The sextic is the mathematically valid restriction of the Cayley--Menger determinant to three equations, but those equations come from three different additive sectors. The frozen source does not define their simultaneous fiber product. Calling the sextic source-derived coefficient incidence was a typing error.
Hard-to-vary claim
Imposing all three translated deletion normals produces a new external sextic, but it is canonically the restriction of the existing Cayley--Menger divisor. It is not the homogeneous source quartic and does not require a new Carrier stratum.
Frozen incidence
The three equations
fix
No loop coordinate remains. Substituting this section into the frozen Cayley--Menger determinant gives
where
Type and comparison
\widetilde{\mathcal Q}_3 is homogeneous of physical degree six. The source algebraic-letter is a degree-four polynomial in homogeneous site energies. Their degrees and source variables differ, so they are not the same typed object.
After imposing P_i=X_i and E_T=X_1+X_2+X_3, exact factorization does not reduce the sextic to the published quartic times a source-fixed linear or quadratic carrier factor.
Interpretation
This is the first progressive result of the enlarged deletion-port microprogramme:
The polynomial is new as a coefficient/readout incidence equation, not as a Carrier divisor. It predicts an independently testable analytic-continuation locus without repairing the old hypothesis.
Physical qualification
The section uses
so it does not meet the literal positive loop chamber for E_T>0. Physical activation would require an analytically continued relative cycle and must be tested independently.
Verification
The exact determinant construction and specialization are in
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/three_site_deletion_landau.rs.
Next falsifier
Test whether \widetilde{\mathcal Q}_3=0 carries any coefficient-rank loss or monodromy in the triple-deleted contact-sector period. Then test whether the source Cayley--Menger relative cycle can reach the triple section under the admitted analytic continuation.
Three outcomes remain distinct:
- no coefficient variation: the sextic is an apparent incidence equation;
- coefficient variation but no physical cycle: sector-specific coefficient support without physical activation;
- nontrivial relative-cycle pairing: a genuine correlator singularity on the unchanged Carrier.