3875 — The Conductor Specialization Map Is an Even Normal-Jet Residue
Source-derived constructor
Take one active marked wall (q=0) and its conductor coordinate (R), with
A raw rank-26 form at integer (K)-depth (k) has physical local factor
After taking the marked-wall Poincare residue, collect the numerator, spectator denominators, and coordinate Jacobian into a regular local series
The normalized grade-zero conductor map is then
Thus the three (K)-depths used by the rank-26 reducer require exactly the normal jets
This is why embedding the conductor packet by point evaluation alone was mistyped: only the simple (k=0) sector is an evaluation functional.
Descent through exact forms
The constructor is a formal residue. Therefore it annihilates exact normal derivatives:
Together with the preceding Poincare residue in (q), this gives the local iterated-residue map on the de Rham quotient without selecting primitive representatives. Tangential exactness is likewise killed by the local torus residue.
The constructor is source-derived and finite: for the present rank-26 module, no jet beyond order four is admissible or needed.
Remaining matrix gate
The formula defines the labelled conductor covector on every raw basis label. The remaining computation is mechanical but nontrivial:
- apply (J_k) to the fixed physical-half-twist quotient basis;
- retain the two active wall labels separately;
- differentiate the resulting covectors in both generic base directions;
- test the dual Gauss--Manin identity, including the specialization-cone connection;
- transport the result through the two free cyclic orbits.
Failure must be reported as the exact off-diagonal specialization defect, not repaired by adding another absolute master.
Verification
- checker:
research/benincasa/checkers/check_rank26_conductor_jet_residue_constructor.py; - packet:
research/benincasa/results/rank26-conductor-jet-residue-constructor.json; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-13d385dd884373c05f81280c.