2565 — The Common Theta Trace Leaves One Arithmetic Incidence Torsor
Grothendieck's source theorem identifies one common endpoint row
Assume canonical labelled inclusion satisfies
the row is nonzero, and the anomaly-line transition is invertible. Then the remaining arithmetic coherence equation reduces exactly to
Every initial nonzero incidence therefore extends uniquely through all later cutoffs, and path independence follows from the Tate cocycle. Before choosing the initial reference, coherent incidence families form a -torsor, or a -torsor after unit-norm framing on the critical seam.
Because every nonzero is an isomorphism of lines,
Finite arithmetic aggregation adds no new kernel. Remaining invisibility can occur only in the common trace, through completion escape, or through scalar detector orthogonality.
Scope
This is a finite-cutoff algebraic theorem conditional on labelled naturality and a nonzero common trace. It does not identify the source authority for the initial incidence reference, prove a uniform lower bound for , or establish detector transversality.
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