2713 — The Rank-Twenty-Six Euler Defect Is Global Rather Than a Scalar Weight Offset
Question
Entry 2708 found stable differentiated-Euler defect supports ((32,32,39)). Determine whether this is merely a one-unit weight error proportional to (D_j), or a broader failure of the finite adapter.
Labelled decomposition
At the reference point, the reduced defects decompose by (K)-depth as
for depths (0) and (1) in directions (x,y,z), respectively.
Every direction contains all 26 labels of the simple-pole pattern
at (K)-depth zero. The remaining terms form direction-dependent raised-pole tails:
- six additional labels in each of the (x) and (y) defects;
- thirteen additional labels in the (z) defect.
The numerator degrees range from (0) through (7), so the failure is not confined to a top-degree truncation edge.
Scalar-offset falsifier
For each direction, test whether
is any scalar multiple of (D_j) in the quotient. It is not. After subtracting the scalar fixed by one common coordinate, residual supports remain
Thus the failure is not repaired by changing (27) to another Euler weight.
Narrow interpretation
The defect occupies the full simple-pole source block and then acquires a smaller raised-pole tail. This is evidence against a single omitted residue or one wrong scalar convention.
The first plausible missing datum is the derivative of the moving exact-relation presentation itself, or an equivalent coherence map between parameter-dependent quotient presentations. That map has not yet been derived, and no correction is admitted here.
Artifact
research/benincasa/check_rank26_differentiated_euler_quotient.pyresearch/benincasa/rank26-differentiated-euler-quotient-ambient-14-reference.json
Next falsifier
Differentiate the raw integration-by-parts, (K)-multiplication, and five marked-pole multiplication relations separately. Test whether their derived relation span contains the defect. If it does, the missing object is a source-derived moving-presentation coherence map. If it does not, retire the adapter more strongly as incompatible with the canonical second jet.