4089 — The Interaction-Net Barcode Has a Two-Prime Stable Labelled Skeleton
Status
Established for the exact source-labelled barcode exports over the two independent primes
Test
The complete Entry 4076 construction was rerun at , including independent and quotient presentations.
The comparison was performed on exact labelled supports, not only dimensions.
Replicated ranks
Both primes give quotient ranks
at depths .
Both give kernel ranks
transition ranks
and depth-4 emergence rank
Stronger support result
The following objects agree exactly across the two primes:
- all ordered depth-3 source labels;
- all ordered depth-4 source labels;
- the supports of every row in the adapted depth-3 basis;
- the supports of all depth-4 emergence rows;
- the support of every row in ;
- all depth-3 and depth-4 dual-row supports;
- all chart-transport row supports;
- every embedded rank and flag check.
Thus the complete combinatorial support skeleton is prime-stable on these two good characteristics.
Narrow conclusion
The barcode's labelled support pattern is not an artifact of the prime .
It is a viable candidate for the support of a characteristic-zero integral or rational barcode.
What remains unproved
Two-prime support stability does not reconstruct characteristic-zero coefficients.
It does not establish:
- common rational row coefficients;
- coefficient-height bounds;
- an integral lattice;
- a polarization or norm;
- physical optical normalization.
Entry 4078 therefore remains in force: finite-field data alone does not determine an operational readout.
Next falsifier
Reconstruct one complete adapted row jointly from the two primes, derive an independent coefficient-height bound from the source exact system, and verify the reconstructed rational row directly against the characteristic-zero source relations.
Only direct substitution can promote the stable skeleton to a characteristic-zero class.