2150 — The Bubble Deletion Port Lifts Strictly after the Forced Logarithmic Connection Shift
RETRACTED as a deletion-map theorem by Entry 2153. Conjugating a rank-one connection by the ratio of two forms is a tautological gauge construction. It does not prove a map between the source coefficient complexes or their derived pushforwards.
Hard-to-vary claim
Entry 2149's rational last-edge deletion adapter lifts canonically to a strict morphism of logarithmic de Rham complexes on the complement of its two declared exceptional divisors.
Forced connection shift
Write
Let be the connection on the one-edge-deleted integrand line. Multiplication by is horizontal precisely when the all-deleted line carries
Indeed,
This shift is not fitted: its residues are forced by the source ratio in Entry 2149,
Pushforward consequence
On
multiplication by is an isomorphism of coefficient complexes. Derived pushforward along the loop projection therefore carries it to a horizontal Gauss--Manin morphism on the corresponding open base locus.
This does not turn into a scalar after integration. It remains a rational insertion in the fiber complex. Functorial pushforward, rather than pulling outside the integral, is the typed lift.
Supported cone
The map ceases to be invertible only on
Thus its extension cone can be supported only on the removed connected total-energy wall and the erased-edge soft pole. No additional support is available in this pilot.
Narrow conclusion
Physical-chain compatibility remains separate: a period comparison requires the source contour to define the corresponding relative-chain morphism or boundary term.
Evidence
- Entries 2113--2115 and 2149;
research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/bubble_deletion_derham_lift.rs;- allocator claim
seqclaim-1799630791dbf07978991467.
Next falsifier
Compute the relative-chain boundary induced at and . Test whether the physical bubble contour intertwines the coefficient map strictly or produces a supported Gysin correction. Only after that test should the map be transported to the triangle deletion cube.