2139 — The Same Normal Wall Carries Inequivalent Logarithmic and Kummer Coefficients
Scope correction from Entry 2143. The one-wall monodromy comparison in this entry remains valid. Its inference that the full deletion adapter cannot supply mixed structure does not: the all-deleted source term is a tensor product of contact factors.
Hard-to-vary claim
The deletion-contact sector and the generic lower algebraic-letter sector are supported on the same labelled normal wall
but carry inequivalent local coefficient systems.
Deletion-contact monodromy
Entry 2137 derives the Morse--Bott singular part
In the normalized basis
a positive loop around the wall gives
The deletion contact therefore carries a nontrivial unipotent extension of the trivial line by the trivial line.
Lower-sector monodromy
Entry 698 gives
Keeping generic, its radical is locally a unit times . Hence its rank-one Kummer monodromy is
These representations cannot be identified. A horizontal map from the Kummer line into the logarithmic block would require
but
Thus the only such map is zero.
Classification
- common carrier support: the labelled wall ;
- correlator-deletion coefficient: rank-two unipotent logarithmic system;
- generic-lower coefficient: rank-one semisimple Kummer character;
- canonical horizontal identification: none;
- new carrier datum: none.
Narrow conclusion
This is a finite cosmological realization of H2:
It also explains why the deletion adapter cannot simply be used as the missing bridge to the lower square-free module: even its one-wall local system has the wrong monodromy character.
Evidence
- Entries 698, 2136--2138;
research/benincasa/checkers/contact_log_kummer_character.rs;- allocator claim
seqclaim-aa5aa351471768145bf45352.
Next falsifier
Test whether an independently source-derived comparison functor supplies a Kummer twist that converts one monodromy type into the other. Without such a twist and a typed source map, the two objects must remain distinct despite their common support.