2890 — The Internal Bypass Line Descends through the Full Occurrence Atlas
Two deck-odd ports
Use the ordered deck-odd Gysin-kernel basis
The first line is generated by the double marked pole ; the second by the simple marked pole .
Generating transposition
For the exact transition under :
- is fixed;
- the mark is fixed;
- on the exceptional chain, .
Therefore is fixed and
is fixed. The points and cannot be exchanged. Independently, their pole orders differ, so a source-denominator transition cannot mix their typed lines.
The only noncyclic factor is the Poincaré-residue orientation sign:
Its square is identity.
Cyclic transport
Cyclic relabelling preserves the marked denominator types and sends each local physical double-pole port to the corresponding double-pole port in the next chart. In the labelled odd basis,
Together with the verified presentation from Entry 2868, these two generators cover the full occurrence atlas.
Result
The internal bypass line is a global deck-anti-invariant line over the full labelled atlas. It is not exchanged with the simple-pole partner. Noncyclic charts alter its representative only by the independently derived residue orientation sign.
Thus the supported class survives:
- local normalization;
- the generic Gysin kernel;
- cyclic occurrence transport;
- noncyclic residue-chart transport.
It remains invisible under coarse deck trace but visible to the physical positive-occurrence readout.
Next falsifier
Compute the source boundary-value section of this global line across the internal pole and determine the resulting contribution to the pointed soft finite part. The coefficient is fixed locally; the remaining question is its global path-ordered insertion into the complete relative Gauss–Manin period.
Durable artifacts
research/benincasa/check_soft_internal_gysin_atlas_transport.pyresearch/benincasa/soft-internal-gysin-atlas-transport.json