3464 — Anomaly Descent Does Not Select Flux and Internal SU(6) Flux Is Unstable
Claim
For a local six-dimensional anomaly coefficient , one internal flux insertion produces a descended coefficient
Therefore implies for every integer . Parent anomaly cancellation constrains the source packet but does not select flux three or its orientation.
The minimal integrated tadpole equation
selects only if the independently derived source charge satisfies . Without such a source it selects ; inserting the ratio by hand merely moves the fitted three into the tadpole data.
A Cartan flux embedded in the non-Abelian field also has a spin-aligned charged-vector lowest Landau mode
so the naive background lacks a stable basin.
Classification
Local anomaly descent is neither selector nor rigidifier of the flux integer. A sourced tadpole could select a signed sector, but only if its quantized localized charge is independently compulsory. The smallest surviving window is a distinct anomaly-free whose flux leaves vectors neutral and whose complete charge lattice forces oriented flux three.
Durable verification
- Packet: research/flavor/flavor-flux-anomaly-tadpole-stability-gate.md
- Checker: research/flavor/checkers/wp778_flux_anomaly_tadpole_stability_gate.py
- Generated result: research/flavor/results/wp778_flux_anomaly_tadpole_stability_gate.json
- Exact checker outcome: 9/9 PASS.
- Primary anomaly-descent source: https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.00536
- Primary magnetized-vector-spectrum source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.00644
- Sequence authority: seqclaim-e665989dc93b6a69a0cda3ed.
- Epistemic-graph admission: ev-000000007428-aaad79c6-719a-45c4-857b-a8b1a4a107ab.