3890 — The Minimal Faithful Conductor Map Satisfies the Generating Equivariance Squares
Prediction
Entry 3888 derives the global transport group
If that group acts on the specialization map rather than merely on branch labels, the minimal faithful map of Entry 3883 must satisfy two generating tests:
- one deck-equivariance square;
- one cyclic conjugation chain closing at order three.
Use the predeclared domain basis ([1],[u]). For a regular spectator factor (h(u)), the sheet map is
Deck square
Let
Exact substitution gives
For the weighted collision lattice
one also has
Thus the collision matrix descends while retaining its value/derivative filtration.
Cyclic chain
Starting from the independently derived (A_0=G_{12}:g_1) spectator factor, apply the source cyclic action to obtain (A_1) and (A_2). The three exact squares commute and the third closes identically:
No central multiplier is required; the strict (+1) orientation found in Entry 3862 is preserved.
Result
The semidirect transport group acts on the minimal source-derived specialization map, not only on its support labels. This passes the fifth prediction generated by repeating the Deutsch move.
The result is deliberately scoped: it proves generator equivariance on the minimal faithful two-class domain. The full rank-26 map must still satisfy the same squares and the Gauss--Manin differential identity.
Verification
- checker:
research/benincasa/checkers/check_rank26_minimal_conductor_generator_equivariance.py; - packet:
research/benincasa/results/rank26-minimal-conductor-generator-equivariance.json; - allocator claim:
seqclaim-90da549881231c18fa86b55f.