2426 — Gradient-Pivot Normal Lifts Glue as One de Rham--Čech Class
Local issue left by Entry 2424
Entry 2424 represents the physical normal Gauss--Manin derivative on a chart by
Its denominator is not a new physical pole, but this requires an overlap calculation: different pivot choices must represent one global class rather than unrelated local responses.
Pairwise overlap identity
On , set
Both lifts act on the kernel by . Therefore
The overlap difference is a vertical vector field tangent to the Cayley--Menger boundary. For the fiber top form , Cartan's identity gives
Hence the two contact-weighted response forms differ by an exact meromorphic form on the frozen marked complement.
Triple coherence
For the three pivot charts , the differences satisfy
componentwise. This was checked for all three labelled normals. The complete audit therefore contains nine pairwise tangency identities and three triple cocycle identities.
Result
Gradient-pivot denominators are atlas data. They cannot be promoted to Carrier support. The only intrinsic failure of the gradient cover on the moving boundary is the already declared Cayley--Menger/Landau critical locus.
The contraction primitives are meromorphic along the frozen marked walls. Their residue compatibility belongs to the existing moving-wall relative complex; no ordinary-holomorphic comparison is asserted.
Scope
This theorem globalizes the scalar normal adapter for the main boundary at de Rham--Čech level. It does not establish tangency to every signed-minor boundary or evaluate its pairing with the Bunch--Davies cycle, and therefore does not yet establish rank-seven physical observability.
Durable evidence
research/benincasa/check_physical_normal_lift_cech_coherence.py;research/benincasa/physical-normal-lift-cech-coherence.json;- sequence claim
seqclaim-bfaa012dd708c365bc6506d1.
Next falsifier
Push this class through the already typed moving-wall residue totalization. Verify that the Cartan primitives supply every required boundary homotopy, then pair the resulting global class with the source Bunch--Davies relative cycle. A residual overlap or residue class would be a coefficient extension; it would still lie on existing marked/Landau support unless a new divisor is independently produced.