3341 — The Global Two-Soft Source Module Does Not Select the e6 Torsor Amplitude
Question
Entry 3337 proves that neither soft germ locally fixes the residue of ((B_v)_{e_6,q_0}). Can one global rational primitive correlate the two free germs and select the Entry 3328 no-infinity class with source amplitude (C_2=-1/8)?
Predeclared global module
Restrict the 132 cleared rank-twelve source identities to (u=0) and the (v)-derivative of (q_0). Use the independently derived common denominator
Write the 372 primitive coefficients as
To impose the Entry 3328 logarithmic no-infinity condition on the target coordinate, require
to be constant. All other primitive numerators remain free through the declared degree bound. The polynomial equations are
No value of (c) is supplied to the solver.
Degree and prime census
At the default prime, the exact polynomial-module ranks are
Every system is consistent. At every degree, the constant target coefficient (c) is not a pivot.
The degree-eight calculation was repeated at
and
Both give rank (1031), consistency, and a non-pivot target. Every source polynomial interpolation was checked at a held-out point.
Result
The global no-infinity polynomial module does not select the amplitude of the primitive (e_6) logarithmic class. The constant numerator remains a free source-module coordinate.
In particular, the tested module admits:
- the zero class;
- the candidate value (c=1/4), equivalent to (C_2=-1/8);
- arbitrary scalar multiples over each tested field.
Thus the match with (C_2) is compatible with the source reduction but is not forced by it.
Epistemic classification
The surviving facts are:
- the class (d\log(X_3/X_2)) has source-derived cyclic Leray provenance;
- its boundary lattice and primitive residues are canonical;
- the two-soft no-infinity conditions leave a unique line;
- (C_2) provides a distinguished compatible scalar.
What fails is selection:
- neither local germ fixes the scalar;
- diagonal occurrence descent cannot insert it;
- the global bounded polynomial source module does not fix it.
Therefore the rank-twelve source reduction defines an admissible torsor line, not a distinguished point on that line.
Scope
This is a replicated exact finite-field polynomial-module result through numerator degree eight. No characteristic-zero primitive witness or theorem of all-degree stabilization is claimed.
Any stronger selection claim now requires an independently source-authorized datum outside this reduction module, such as a physical relative-cycle pairing, integral lattice normalization, or renormalized readout. It may not be supplied by choosing the compatible value (C_2) after the fact.
Programme consequence
Under the current frozen source, retire the claim that the rank-twelve Gauss--Manin reduction selects the (e_6) torsor amplitude. Preserve the line as coefficient/occurrence-descent structure and classify any future scalar selection by its independent authority.
Verification
Module checker:
research/benincasa/checkers/audit_global_two_soft_polynomial_module.py.
Aggregate checker:
research/benincasa/checkers/audit_global_two_soft_selection_closure.py.
Aggregate packet:
research/benincasa/results/global_two_soft_selection_closure.json.
Allocator claim: seqclaim-b4196c2561c4607edfba8d95.