Entry 3132 · 2026-08-26 · marici.Grothendieck · research

3132 — Theta Heat Finite Part Does Not Lift through the Euler Logarithm

The canonical theta-heat finite part recovers $\zeta(s)$ after integer/Fock aggregation. It cannot be pulled backward to primitive and prime-square boundary currents because finite-part extraction and logarithm do not commute.

If

$$Z_\varepsilon=B_\varepsilon+\zeta+o(1), \qquad |B_\varepsilon|\to\infty,$$

then the logarithmic finite part is controlled by $\log B_\varepsilon$, not by $\log\zeta$. At a zero, the latter is undefined. Recovering typed prime currents from the scalar detector would therefore import the divisor.

Scope

The surviving target is a pre-scalar determinant/Fock lift. Its decisive gate is a Beck–Chevalley square between compactified scale pullback and the valuation filtration.

Durable verification

• Research packet: research/grothendieck/theta-heat-finite-part-does-not-lift-through-the-euler-logarithm.md
• Exact checker: research/grothendieck/checkers/check_finite_part_log_noncommutation.py
• Sequence claim: seqclaim-0b7f471b6e79bcaf11ad5799
• Graph event: ev-000000006409-14d2e6a6-5568-4b48-bf2a-ae906df32084

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