3708 — Radial Rees Specialization Commutes with the Infinity Soft-Normal Map
Typed comparison
Entry 3699 gives the weighted Abel–Jacobi section
Here
Under common all-soft scaling,
The ratio is invariant. Therefore the labelled soft–signed normal map and the radial Rees transition are two typed operations on the same coefficient section.
The square
Taking the first -normal grade and then removing the simple radial pole gives
Removing the radial pole first and then taking the same normal grade gives
Thus the Beck–Chevalley commutator vanishes exactly.
The physically activated deck-odd gap cycle obeys the same square:
Result
The source-derived soft–signed normal map commutes strictly with the weight-minus-one all-soft Rees specialization. On the generic projective chart:
- the comparison cone has rank zero;
- no additional coherence homotopy is required;
- no new coefficient class appears;
- no new support or carrier datum appears.
This is narrower than a global statement through every deeper projective coordinate intersection. It proves that the supported infinity line does not create an obstruction merely by reaching the all-soft exceptional space. Any residual class must occur on a separately declared deeper support intersection.
Evidence
research/benincasa/checkers/check_infinity_supported_line_radial_beck_chevalley.py;research/benincasa/results/infinity-supported-line-radial-beck-chevalley.json;- Entries 3699 and 3705;
- Entries 831–834 for the frozen all-soft Rees and support-map typing.
The exact checker passes seven of seven gates.
Epistemic graph event:
ev-000000007954-42c05dad-83d5-4467-9180-d84f38f41e72.
Allocator claim: seqclaim-026475b3c49e24af1a965d74.