3607 — The Physical Infinity Path Does Not Factor Through Ordinary Elliptic H1
Hard-to-vary claim
The canonical rank-four to rank-two infinity-Gysin quotient does not extend to a canonical rank-two to rank-one physical readout inside ordinary elliptic cohomology.
The source asymptotic directions form the projective interval
with labelled boundary
This is a relative chain, not a closed elliptic cycle. The physical readout therefore requires a marked-relative coefficient object and endpoint normalization.
Homogeneous finite falsifier
At
the infinity quartic is
It has no real zero. In the standard de Rham basis,
the endpoint asymptotics are
Thus (omega_0) is integrable on the projective ray, while the naive (omega_2) integral has a linear endpoint divergence.
The obstruction is not a singularity of the elliptic curve. It is the nonzero labelled boundary of the physical chain.
Failure of the naive flag conjecture
The generic de Rham map remains canonical:
with ranks (4\to2).
But the source physical path does not define a functional on ordinary (H^1(D_\infty)) without extra endpoint data. Therefore one cannot append a canonical rank-one physical stage and infer a (4\to2\to1) flag.
This is a finite counterexample to the unrestricted conjecture that physical readout is always a nested subobject of the source-transport image.
Corrected architecture
The admissible comparison is instead expected to have the form
The last arrow changes variance and remembers labelled endpoints. It is not an inclusion of vector subspaces.
Hence the external-soft (1\subset2\subset3) flag of Entry 3603 is a valid local mechanism, but not a universal shape for every physical readout.
Next falsifier
Construct the endpoint-marked relative elliptic object for ([0,\infty]), including its exact sequence over ordinary (H^1(D_\infty)), the two endpoint classes, and the source normalization that removes or retains the (omega_2) divergence. Only then test whether the physical functional is canonical.
Evidence
research/benincasa/checkers/check_infinity_gysin_physical_relative_gate.py;research/benincasa/results/infinity-gysin-physical-relative-gate.json.
Allocator claim: seqclaim-02dfa8069f863a3752d11c4c.