2143 — The All-Deleted Contact Product Has Rank-One Mixed Variation
Correction
Entries 2137--2138 and 2142 treated the isolated contacts in the all-deleted graph as additive sectors. This contradicts the frozen source.
Equation (2.14) of Benincasa--Dian, arXiv:2401.05207, sums over edge-deletion subsets and states explicitly that the unique term is a product of contact graphs. Equation (2.30) displays the same rule for the bubble: the both-edges-deleted term has the product denominator
Thus the three contacts inside the triangle's all-deleted term multiply.
Correct two-wall local system
Near , retain
The variation operators satisfy
and hence
Therefore
Comparison with the lower square-free packet
The lower Kummer line also has rank-one iterated variation, although with semisimple characters rather than logarithmic unipotent monodromy. Equality of ranks does not construct a comparison map, but the previous rank obstruction is gone.
The source has supplied exactly the operation that Entries 2137--2142 incorrectly declared absent:
Corrected classification
- carrier: existing labelled deletion sector and component incidence;
- source operation: product of connected-component contact factors;
- two-normal mixed variation: rank one;
- lower-sector comparison: newly admissible but not yet constructed;
- : not implicated;
- new carrier datum: none.
Evidence
- Benincasa--Dian, arXiv:2401.05207, equations (2.14), (2.30), and (4.71);
- Entries 2112, 2135--2142;
research/benincasa/checkers/contact_product_mixed_variation.rs;- allocator claim
seqclaim-112bb3f891c08a460a090552.
Next falsifier
Construct the labelled comparison between the rank-one mixed variation line of the contact-product tensor system and the lower Kummer line. Preserve their distinct unipotent and semisimple monodromies. Determine whether a source-derived associated-grade or Mellin/Leray operation intertwines them; rank equality alone is insufficient.