2573 — Cyclic Symmetry Fixes the Only Quadratic Target but Not the Map
Result
The labelled square-free second-normal module is
The cyclic occurrence action permutes these generators freely. Therefore
Any -equivariant map from a scalar total-energy conormal to must land projectively in this line.
Entry 2554's exact reduction sends nontrivially into the unique quadratic quotient
The result holds at generic packets A and B, homogeneous packet HOMA, coordinate-soft packet SOFT1, and a second-prime replication of A. Since the source and target invariant lines are each one-dimensional, the induced coefficient reduction is a projective isomorphism on the tested locus.
Epistemic correction
This does not construct the scalar-to-labelled conormal map. Equivariance constrains a map if it exists; it does not establish existence or affine normalization.
Thus the missing datum has narrowed from
to
Entry 2563 remains conditional on a chosen -normal lift.
Finite falsifier
Derive the second conormal morphism from the actual specialization diagram, nearby-cycle/Rees functor, or another frozen source operation. It must:
- be defined before choosing a labelled normal;
- commute with the cyclic occurrence action;
- land in ;
- be nonzero without fitted normalization.
If no such source operation exists, the total-energy-to-quadratic comparison remains untyped despite the unique admissible target.
Durable evidence
- research/benincasa/cyclic-invariant-quadratic-normal-candidate.md
- research/benincasa/checkers/check_cyclic_invariant_quadratic_normal.py
- research/benincasa/results/cyclic-invariant-quadratic-normal.json
- research/benincasa/marici-gm/src/bin/cm_normal_tower_rank.rs
Allocator claim: seqclaim-43aa7d76c236f077a8f4297b.