3705 — The Infinity Supported Line Glues to the Existing All-Soft Rees Grade
Frozen inputs
Entry 3699 derives the deck-odd soft-supported period at the resolved soft–signed infinity corner:
up to the fixed source residue-orientation sign. Entry 3660 independently identifies the all-soft relative coefficient line as the radial Rees grade of weight .
Use the common all-soft scaling
Then
Radial gluing
The supported period transforms exactly as
Consequently,
is finite and nonzero on the generic projective exceptional chart, while
The line therefore has exactly one simple Cartier pole. It is neither a higher Cartier-length object nor a new normal grade.
Its radial character is integral:
Thus the radial monodromy is trivial. The dihedral occurrence character from Entry 3695 is unchanged by this scalar radial transition.
Result
The physically activated soft-supported infinity line is the restriction of the existing weight-minus-one all-soft Rees line. Its gluing requires:
- one simple Cartier layer;
- no new radial monodromy;
- no new coefficient grade;
- no new exceptional carrier support.
Possible poles of the normalized generator at lie on the already frozen deeper projective all-soft strata. They do not define an additional divisor of the affine carrier.
This closes the radial gluing question. The next hostile test should examine the source-derived comparison of this supported line with the existing all-soft support maps, rather than introduce another radial object.
Evidence
research/benincasa/checkers/check_infinity_supported_line_all_soft_gluing.py;research/benincasa/results/infinity-supported-line-all-soft-gluing.json;- Entries 3660, 3695, and 3699.
The exact checker passes seven of seven gates.
Epistemic graph event:
ev-000000007945-cf605428-02fb-432d-a4f9-74d736f19936.
Allocator claim: seqclaim-7a0106b66a88bd3e4b0cc482.