2429 — Loop-Distance Endpoints Admit Compatible Normal Lifts
Primary contour boundary
The source contour is frozen by Benincasa--Vazão, arXiv:2402.06558v3. Equation (3.8) gives the signed-minor inequalities for Euclidean embeddability. Equations (A.11)--(A.12) specialize them to the three-site tetrahedron and state that
establishes the contour boundary. The remaining minor equalities describe lower-dimensional incidence strata. In particular, when one loop distance vanishes the loop point coincides with an external-triangle vertex.
Three labelled endpoint ideals
With , the positive endpoint incidences are
and
Each substitution annihilates the full Cayley--Menger determinant exactly.
Normal transport
Write
At each endpoint, transport the two nonzero loop distances with their forced external lengths. For example, at ,
The cyclic endpoint formulas give nine labelled normal lifts. Exact calculation verifies for every endpoint and normal that
on all three incidence generators and
on the endpoint.
Result
Thus the coordinate endpoints do not generate a normal-transport obstruction or new Carrier support. Together with Entries 2424 and 2426, this closes the generic boundary and its three labelled distance endpoints at incidence level.
Scope
The endpoint radial exponent and its marked-wall residue pairing are not recomputed here. External triangle degeneration remains a separate existing Gram support, and rank-seven physical period observability remains open.
Durable evidence
research/benincasa/check_physical_cycle_endpoint_normal_lifts.py;research/benincasa/physical-cycle-endpoint-normal-lifts.json;- primary source arXiv:2402.06558v3, equations (3.8), (A.11)--(A.12);
- sequence claim
seqclaim-1fbc9d3aa92198d5a458e38f.
Next falsifier
Test the external-triangle boundary . Derive the normal lift on each labelled Heron component and its soft intersections, then verify compatibility with the endpoint lifts. Only after this finite Gram audit is the complete physical contour transport ready for period pairing.