2366 — The All-Soft Scale Separates from the Soft-Triangle Coefficient Family
Test
Entries 2364--2365 identify the physical soft--triangle exceptional kernel and compile its branch cover from the existing endpoint Kummer coordinates. The remaining variable is the common energy scale. The finite test is whether it mixes nontrivially with the dimensionless coefficient geometry.
Sequence claim: seqclaim-63d461713f15bdb0454b163b.
Exact scale separation
Set
Then
where
The marked sections become scale-independent:
Including and on the chosen sheet, the normalized exceptional source form is
Thus the complete dependence on the common scale is the rank-one character
Its local monodromy around is
Result
The all-soft scale contributes an integral Tate/Kummer factor with trivial complex monodromy. The nontrivial coefficient problem is entirely carried by the dimensionless marked family in .
This does not make the all-soft extension trivial: the pole order, integral lattice, and limiting filtration may retain information even though the semisimple monodromy is identity.
Classification
- support: existing all-soft divisor ;
- scale coefficient: rank-one integral Tate/Kummer factor ;
- semisimple scale monodromy: identity;
- dimensionless coefficient family: sector-specific and unresolved;
- new Carrier datum: none.
Scope
The result proves homogeneity and the local scale character. It does not construct the extension through , its integral normalization, Cartier/Rees length, or the dimensionless relative Gauss--Manin system.
Durable verification
- research/benincasa/check_soft_triangle_scale_separation.py;
- research/benincasa/soft-triangle-scale-separation.json;
- exact symbolic scale and marked-section identities;
- epistemic event ev-000000003241-aadde611-35be-4011-a86b-572baa0fd702.
Next falsifier
Compute the logarithmic relative de Rham system of
with marked sections , on the endpoint cover. Determine its character decomposition and whether any extension support remains after the scale factor is removed.