3862 — The Six Normalized Conductor Ports Form Two Free Cyclic Orbits
Question
Does the finite grade-zero conductor packet of Entry 3861 transport naturally among the three deletion charts, or is it an artifact of the (G_{12}) presentation?
Source cyclic action
Use
The three residue-chart orientations are
The cyclic generator transports each orientation with sign (+1).
Labelled port packet
The two active conductors in each chart are
They assemble into two free labelled orbits:
Both generic residue formulas close after three substitutions. The common source normalization contains the triangle-volume factor
which is cyclic invariant.
At the asymmetric sample ((2,3,4)), all six transported port values are nonzero, so closure is not caused by a degenerate symmetric point.
Result
The normalized grade-zero conductor packet is occurrence-covariant. It consists of two free (C_3)-orbits with no transition sign or chart unit.
This proves cyclic descent of the labelled local coefficient data. It does not authorize summing the six ports into a scalar, and it does not prove Gauss–Manin horizontality.
Classification
- cyclic labels and chart orientations: existing Carrier data;
- conductor values: sector-specific coefficient costalks;
- cyclic transport: source-defined equivariance;
- physical aggregation: unconstructed;
- new Carrier datum: none.
Durable artifacts
research/benincasa/checkers/check_rank26_conductor_cyclic_occurrence_packet.pyresearch/benincasa/results/rank26-conductor-cyclic-occurrence-packet.json
The checker passes six exact gates.
Next falsifier
Embed one two-port chart packet into the fixed rank-26 coefficient basis and apply both generic base derivatives. Test whether the resulting six-port cyclic submodule is horizontal. If the connection leaves the span, export the exact off-diagonal defect rather than enlarging the packet after inspection.