3501 — The Physical Cayley–Menger Shape Jet Has One Odd Edge Factor
Hard-to-vary claim
The exact physical second-shape jet of the labelled three-site Cayley--Menger determinant is polynomial and exchange-equivariant. Its first jet contains the unique antisymmetric edge factor ; its second jet is a nonzero symmetric polynomial.
Frozen determinant
Use the source-labelled Cayley--Menger matrix
and . Substitute
Exact differentiation gives
and
Under the labelled site exchange ,
All six determinant, degree, parity, factor, and nonvanishing checks pass.
Consequence
The formal coefficients in Entry 3495 are now source-derived:
No unidentified geometric jet remains. The second-shape insertion can now be expanded entirely in the labelled rational relative basis. Its only new denominator is an additional power of the already frozen Cayley--Menger branch; no new carrier support appears.
Next attack
Substitute these expressions into the six occurrence jets, clear the common twist denominator, and export each occurrence as a polynomial numerator over the retained marked-wall powers. Then construct the proper-face residue matrix.
Evidence
research/benincasa/compile_physical_cm_shape_jet.py;research/benincasa/results/physical-cm-shape-jet.json.
Allocator claim: seqclaim-77a5f50726ecef669d63d9e5.