2892 — The Opposite Internal Bypass Has an Exact Soft Finite-Part Shift
Rational route coefficient
Let
The internal marked residue of Entry 2885 has the exact partial fraction decomposition
An exact primitive is
Pointed route difference
The basepoint , equivalently , has
Therefore the two globally continued route primitives differ by
Near the soft endpoint , the additional logarithmic coefficient, before multiplying by , is
After subtracting that logarithm in the same pointed coordinate , the finite route shift is
The source negative-imaginary boundary value fixes the branch of the displayed logarithm.
Consequence
The opposite bypass is physically distinguishable before any coarse trace. It changes both:
- the soft logarithmic coefficient;
- the pointed finite part.
These changes are predicted by the existing marked Leray packet. They are not free subtraction constants and do not require adding carrier support.
Interpretation
The source prescription now has an explanatory role: it selects one of two globally distinct affine transports whose difference is calculated independently from the internal marked incidence.
Remaining gate
Compose this exact route correction with the complete rank-two elliptic period block and test whether the source-selected branch contributes only to the algebraic/Tate extension or also changes the elliptic quotient.
Durable artifacts
research/benincasa/check_soft_internal_route_finite_part.pyresearch/benincasa/soft-internal-route-finite-part.json