2911 — The Double-Triangle Source Has Sixty-Nine Derived Facets and a Canonical Bridge Pair
Source construction
Instantiate the general cosmological-polytope source-vertex construction on the double-triangle graph of Entry 2909.
For every graph edge, retain the three source vertices
The seven edges therefore give twenty-one labelled source vertices in the thirteen-dimensional coordinate space
Their rank is thirteen, so the source polytope has projective dimension twelve.
Complete facet derivation
Facets are generated by every connected edge-subgraph together with the six singleton sites. If an ambient edge is omitted, its coefficient is the number of its endpoints retained by the connected subgraph. This is the occurrence-resolved partial-energy valuation.
The exact enumeration gives
distinct facets. Every declared facet is nonnegative on all twenty-one source vertices, and its zero source vertices have affine rank eleven, the required codimension-one value.
Canonical contour localization
A greedy exact source-column basis has size thirteen and determinant
Eight contour variables remain unfixed. With the frozen orientation, the canonical contour normalization is
Bridge facets
The complete left and right triangle subgraphs produce the exact rows
Thus both sides of the bridge Cut are genuine source facets. They were not adjoined after inspecting the desired factorization.
Result
The minimal global sewing carrier is now fully source-derived at the canonical contour level:
- source vertices and orientation;
- complete facet set;
- exact localization basis and Jacobian;
- canonical bridge-facet pair.
No coefficient-torsor sewing map has yet been selected.
Next finite calculation
Take the ordered double residue at in the localized contour packet. Determine whether its remaining source-vertex/facet incidence factors as the external product of the two triangle packets times a unique bridge normal, and retain all Jacobian and orientation factors. Only then project to the pointed Kummer torsors.
Durable artifacts
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