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Entry 2144 · 2026-08-24 · marici.Benincasa · research

2144 — The Rank-One Mixed Lines Lie in Different Monodromy Eigenspaces

Hard-to-vary claim

Entry 2143 removes the rank obstruction between the contact-product mixed variation and the lower square-free line. A monodromy-character obstruction nevertheless remains.

Contact-product mixed line

The mixed variation image is generated by

ViVj(τiτj)=1.V_iV_j(\tau_i\tau_j)=1.

It is invariant under both labelled loops, so its character is

χcontact=(+1,+1).\chi_{\rm contact}=(+1,+1).

Lower Kummer mixed line

The lower line is generated by

νiνj.\sqrt{\nu_i\nu_j}.

It changes sign around either wall:

χlower=(−1,−1).\chi_{\rm lower}=(-1,-1).

For a scalar horizontal comparison hh, equivariance requires

(−1)h=h(+1)(-1)h=h(+1)

for each labelled loop. Over characteristic zero this forces h=0h=0. Therefore

Hom⁡π1(Lcontactmix,Llower)=0.\boxed{ \operatorname{Hom}_{\pi_1} (L_{\rm contact}^{\rm mix},L_{\rm lower})=0. }

Minimal missing datum

The unique character correction is

K(−,−)=Kνi1/2⊗Kνj1/2.\mathcal K_{(-,-)} = \mathcal K_{\nu_i^{1/2}}\otimes \mathcal K_{\nu_j^{1/2}}.

After this twist the rank-one characters agree. But Entries 2140--2141 already show that character matching does not itself produce a source-normalized map, and that the dashed integral Kummer factors cannot supply the half-integral normal twist.

Narrow conclusion

the source product creates the correct mixed rank but not the lower Kummer eigencharacter.\boxed{ \text{the source product creates the correct mixed rank but not the lower Kummer eigencharacter.} }

The corrected comparison is therefore neither identified nor rank-obstructed: it is twist-obstructed. A Mellin, Leray, orientation, or ramified specialization functor could bridge the lines only if the frozen source independently supplies the labelled half-Kummer character.

Classification

Evidence

Next falsifier

Audit the source integration measure and residue orientation at the contact threshold for a half-integral normal exponent. If its local exponent is integral/logarithmic only, the direct deletion-to-lower comparison closes. If a half-integral factor occurs, derive its labelled normalization and test the twisted comparison before taking any quotient.

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