2397 — The Two Physical Conductor Collisions Have Separate Faithful Leray Routes
Question
Entries 2394--2395 show that conductor collisions reduce to soft support on the total-energy boundary and miss the positive chamber when intersected with the pure elliptic branch divisor away from softness. This does not decide whether the conductor divisors themselves are physically reached or whether route aggregation can hide their local Kummer classes.
The finite test retains the two labelled wall routes before aggregation.
Sequence claim: seqclaim-cdeaf62c701d914fe1934e4b.
Positive physical loci
By homogeneity set the total energy to one and write
After removing the harmless factors and , Entry 307's two conductor discriminants become
The first divisor has the exact parametrization
with
Throughout this interval . For example,
lies exactly on . The second divisor has the exchanged parametrization with in the same interval.
The double roots of the normalized wall quadratics occur at
They therefore lie on the two labelled halves of the source-oriented Leray occurrence interval. These are genuine positive-energy conductor/Landau pinches of the analytically continued physical residue germ, not merely complex ambient discriminants.
The two routes never collide together physically
Exact subtraction gives
In the positive physical simplex , the branch is impossible. On the remaining diagonal , both equations reduce to
The physical condition gives . The polynomial is decreasing on that interval and
Hence
There is no positive locus on which the two labelled Kummer routes can cancel one another.
Route-resolved observer
Each smooth discriminant carries the rank-one Kummer nearby class
Entry 308 derives the source-normalized horizontal Leray/occurrence map
in the primitive conductor basis . Before scalar aggregation, the two local Kummer generators map to
The route packet has rank two. Since the two discriminants have no common positive physical point, each physically available local class is observed by a distinct nonzero source route and cannot be hidden by destructive interference with the other route.
Result
This closes the first genuinely physical conductor/Landau observer test. The support is intrinsic coefficient support over the frozen marked-wall geometry, but it creates neither an observer kernel nor a new Carrier incidence.
Classification
- physical support: existing conductor/Landau discriminants;
- local coefficient: one semisimple Kummer line on each labelled branch;
- unipotent monodromy: absent;
- route-loss kernel: absent;
- destructive-interference kernel: impossible in the positive chamber;
- new Carrier datum: none.
Scope
This is a theorem for the homogeneous scalar rank-three conductor quotient and its canonical continued Leray routes. It does not construct the full rank-twelve localization extension, the finite- tensor vertex, either tensor polarization port, or the genuinely nonhomogeneous observer complex.
Durable evidence
research/benincasa/check_physical_conductor_collision_routes.py;research/benincasa/physical-conductor-collision-routes.json;- Entries 304, 307, 308, and 2391.
Next falsifier
Pull the complete ambient localization extension to one of these positive conductor pinches and compute its supported cone in the filtration. Retain the labelled wall route before aggregation. A class in the ambient algebraic or elliptic block which is invisible to the nonzero Kummer Leray route would be the first coefficient-level contextual-faithfulness obstruction on a physically reached Landau support.