2135 — Deleted Correlator Sectors Have Connected-Component Energy Poles
Correction
Entries 2130--2134 assigned a single global translated total-energy pole to disconnected deletion graphs. The frozen correlator source instead factorizes each disconnected graph into connected components, with one energy denominator per component.
The grade-two global threshold and the grade-three Fermat quartic are therefore retracted as cosmological claims.
Source rule
For deletion subset S, let
be its connected-component decomposition. The dashed term is a product of wavefunction/contact factors for the G_\alpha. Its singular energy normals are
with each deleted edge occurrence contributing to the component containing its endpoint.
The sum over all component normals equals the translated global coordinate
but that sum is generally not a denominator.
Grade-two sector
For S={12,23}, the retained edge 31 gives components
Their poles are
The correct relative Landau calculations therefore constrain the sum of two loop distances to -(X_1+X_3) or -X_2 separately. They do not constrain it to -E_T/2.
Grade-three sector
With all edges deleted, the graph is the product of three isolated contacts. Its poles are
There is no source pole
Hence the Fermat sum-of-three-distances discriminant is not part of the correlator's Landau system.
Surviving scope
Entries 2115--2118 remain valid. Entry 2119 remains valid as a kinematic translation packet after the pole/coordinate distinction above. Entry 2123 remains correctly typed because deleting one edge from the triangle leaves a connected path graph.
Narrow lesson
The Carrier's connected-component typing prevents an attractive but false successor quartic.
Correct next falsifier
Run the relative Landau calculation for the two grade-two component poles q_2 and q_{13}. Then run the three grade-three contact poles q_1,q_2,q_3 separately. Classify their thresholds and test whether any factor exceeds existing signed-energy, soft, and triangle support.