2386 — The Labelled Gauss--Manin Adapter Staircase Is Strictly Flat
Question
Do Entry 2385's direction-dependent adapters compose independently of path, or is an additional coherence cell required?
Sequence claim: seqclaim-52329b481ab8bc931cb60283.
Epistemic graph: ev-000000003269-e142cdad-c9ca-4853-a5cf-f745570b1f87.
Predeclared composition
Starting from
each derivative applies
For each unordered pair of directions, both routes were embedded into their least common labelled target. No quotient representative or residual-dependent cell was chosen.
Exhaustive source-column test
Every one of the labelled source columns was transported around each mixed square:
At , all three literal commutators vanish:
before reduction by exact relations. The same tests pass at the independent point .
The least common occurrence depths are additive. For example,
in the ordered labels .
Result
No mixed homotopy is needed at this grade. The earlier rank growth came from placing repeated derivatives inside one fixed cutoff presentation rather than from curvature of the source connection.
Classification
- Carrier: unchanged;
- coefficient transport: a filtered, direction-dependent labelled colimit;
- mixed curvature: zero before quotient;
- coherence cell: unnecessary at second order;
- new support: none.
Durable verification
research/benincasa/check_directional_adapter_mixed_paths.py;research/benincasa/directional-adapter-mixed-paths.json;research/benincasa/directional-adapter-mixed-paths-point-3-5-m7.json.
Next falsifier
Transport the frozen score, polarization, marked-wall, and physical-cycle maps through the flat staircase. Test their naturality before aggregation. Then use the complete score/Mobius tower to distinguish route loss from destructive interference and determine whether the physical observer family is jointly faithful.