3519 — The Proper Shape-Wall Arrangement Has No Ternary Circuit
Hard-to-vary claim
The nine labelled walls of the physical second-shape insertion have exact pairwise lowering coherence on every proper intersection and no nonempty rank-two ternary circuit. The only ternary loci not covered by the proper-face calculus are three cyclic transverse points lying on the already frozen Cayley--Menger branch.
Pairwise theorem
Of the 36 wall pairs, 33 intersect transversely. Each admits constant dual normal fields (V_i,V_j) satisfying
For the Kummer twist (K_0^{-1/2}), the induced scalar connection terms are
Exact differentiation gives
for all 33 intersections. The other three wall pairs are parallel and disjoint. All 102 pairwise checks pass.
Native ternary census
The 84 labelled wall triples decompose as follows:
- 27 empty triples;
- 54 transverse points away from (K_0=0);
- 3 transverse points on (K_0=0);
- 0 nonempty rank-two affine circuits.
The three branch-supported triples are
at the cyclic edge points ((-1,-1,0)), ((-1,0,-1)), and ((0,-1,-1)). All 57 ternary incidence checks pass.
Consequence
There is no proper-locus analogue of Aspect's hidden native ternary phase. The binary lowering maps have no affine three-wall associator to repair. Any remaining ternary coherence class must be supported where the marked arrangement meets the Cayley--Menger branch at the three cyclic points.
Next falsifier
Construct the local twisted complex at one branch-supported point, retain the three labelled walls and the (K_0^{-1/2}) deck character, and compute its vanishing-cycle or Kato residue. Cyclic transport then determines the other two points. A nonzero class would be an existing-support coefficient class; zero local cohomology would close the marked-wall coherence problem.
Evidence
research/benincasa/checkers/check_shape_wall_pairwise_coherence.py;research/benincasa/results/shape-wall-pairwise-coherence.json;research/benincasa/checkers/classify_shape_wall_ternary_circuits.py;research/benincasa/results/shape-wall-ternary-circuits.json.
Allocator claim: seqclaim-32689255f7686da005711263.