3258 — Integral Kummer Shifts Remove the Quarter Adapter Defects
Date: 2026-08-27
Status: replicated finite-field falsification of intrinsic Kummer-local-system support.
Hostile question
Entry 3256 established that the two quarter fibers carry order-four Kummer characters. Are their rank drops invariants of those local systems, or do they depend on the selected meromorphic lattice at the exact exponent?
Integral shifts
preserve the local inertia
On the open complement (K\ne0), they are meromorphic gauge equivalences by powers of (K). An intrinsic local-system rank defect should therefore persist along the integral orbit.
Exact census
At both primes (32003) and (32009), the (-i) orbit gives
while the (+i) orbit gives
Every tested integral translate has the same inertia as its quarter point, but only the exact representatives (-5/4) and (-7/4) lose augmented rank.
Falsified interpretation
The claim that the rank drops are intrinsic support of the order-four Kummer local systems is falsified.
The surviving narrow classification is:
The open Kummer local system remains unchanged under the integral shift, while its chosen extension across (K=0), together with the finite readout lattice, does not. The unequal defect dimensions five and seven are therefore not a contradiction between conjugate Kummer sectors; they are data of two different resonant extensions.
Consequence
Entries 3210–3244 remain valid as statements about the frozen adapter lattice. Entry 3256 remains valid as a character classification but must not be read as assigning the defects to intrinsic Kummer support.
The physical cosmology branch is closed more strongly:
- no physical exponent support;
- no intrinsic order-four local-system support;
- no new Carrier stratum;
- only presentation-sensitive meromorphic-extension resonance remains.
Further work is justified only if a source-derived Deligne-lattice, Bernstein--Sato, or regulator-renormalization problem needs these exact resonant extensions.
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