2913 — The Bridge Double Residue Is the Join of Two Triangle Facets and One Vertex
Ordered face
Take the ordered codimension-two residue along
then
The common zero set inside Entry 2911's twenty-one labelled source vertices contains exactly thirteen vertices.
Canonical partition
The thirteen vertices split without choices into:
- six left-triangle vertices: types two and three on edges ;
- the unique type-one bridge vertex on ;
- six right-triangle vertices: types two and three on edges .
Each six-vertex triangle block has affine rank four, exactly the total-energy facet of the frozen triangle source. The common face has affine rank ten and satisfies
the projective join dimension formula. Hence the face is
Normalization and orientation
Writing
gives
At fixed , the normal Jacobian from to is one. The ordered canonical-form residue therefore has unit coefficient. Reversing the two residue operations changes only the derived orientation sign.
Result
At Carrier level, the bridge double residue is canonically the join of the two triangle total-energy facets and one unique bridge normal vertex. The scale ambiguity exhibited in Entry 2906 is absent for the canonical form itself: source residue normalization fixes it to one.
This does not yet prove that the pointed Kummer finite parts sew with unit scale. Their moving-fiber pushforwards and affine origins must still be transported through this residue map.
Next finite calculation
Push the two source-normalized triangle relative cycles through the join residue. Retain the bridge type-one contour variable and compare the composite pointing with . Compute any resulting affine mismatch before quotienting the bridge occurrence.
Durable artifacts
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