2172 — The Correlator Star Separates Route Loss from Destructive Interference
Packet factorization
Entry 2156's weighted augmentation must be factored through the labelled route-packet object
where
Thus Entry 2156's augmentation is
Because the eight copies retain their occurrence labels, there is a canonical exact mechanism sequence
The final arrow sends a source class to its nonaggregated route packet.
Two mechanisms
This separates two physically different reasons for a null readout:
- route loss:
- destructive interference:
The distinction disappears if the eight outputs are summed too early.
Consequence for the component-soft packet
Entries 2160–2166 constructed a supported Tor packet from simultaneous vanishing of local component and soft routes. That is evidence for the route-loss side of the sequence. It is not evidence that the cosmological correlator already contains a nonzero destructive-interference packet.
Conversely, the moving pointwise kernel of Entries 2158–2159 was calculated after aggregation. Its mechanism cannot be classified until the eight weighted route values are retained before applying .
The next finite test is therefore fixed:
A nonzero packet in would be the cosmological analogue of Strominger's magnetic destructive-interference witness. Componentwise zero would instead confirm pure route loss.
Scope
The exact sequence is formal once Entry 2156's source-defined star is retained. It does not assert that either kernel contains a physical class, and it does not identify the sector-specific domains . Those require the actual deletion-sector integrands and a common physical relative chain.
Evidence
- Entries 2156–2160
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