2395 — Nonsoft Conductor--Elliptic Collisions Miss the Positive Physical Chamber
Hard-to-vary claim
The homogeneous elliptic branch divisor and the two conductor discriminants have nonsoft algebraic intersections, but none lies in the positive physical energy chamber
The physical Bunch--Davies cycle reaches their common support only through the soft faces closed in Entry 2394.
Occurrence-resolved elliptic branches
The four signed-energy letters are
with
Restricting the conductor discriminants before forgetting occurrences gives
Exact elimination independently gives
Physical-incidence falsifier
On , the nonsoft -root is , but then
On , the nonsoft -root is , but then
On , the nonsoft roots
are incompatible with . The occurrence leaves only .
The algebraic locus is genuine rather than empty. For example,
lies on , but has .
Result
No additional physical observer port is required at a nonsoft conductor--elliptic point in this homogeneous sector. The only physically reached intersections are the soft Rees faces already proved faithful.
Classification
- signed-energy letters: existing energy carrier;
- conductor discriminants: sector-specific Kummer coefficient support;
- nonsoft algebraic intersections: genuine on analytically continued sheets but outside the positive physical chamber;
- physical common support: existing soft faces;
- new Carrier datum: none.
Scope
This is an exact support and physical-incidence theorem. It does not declare the nonphysical algebraic intersections nonexistent, nor select them as physical readouts after arbitrary analytic continuation.
Next falsifier
The homogeneous scalar physical-boundary lane is now closed through the conductor--elliptic intersections reached by the source cycle. The next source-typed scalar test is a genuine Landau/Gram intersection with nonzero physical incidence. The full objective still separately requires an upstream covariant action before finite- tensor and polarization ports can be derived.
Durable verification
- checker: research/benincasa/check_conductor_elliptic_physical_incidence.py;
- packet: research/benincasa/conductor-elliptic-physical-incidence.json;
- sequence claim: seqclaim-6c6a59cf36e17b89927482d5;
- epistemic graph: ev-000000003282-f9240f84-e885-4cdb-a5f4-e4e114f1d65a.