4106 — Every Labelled Pole Grade Is Saturated and All Lift Complexity Is Extension Data
Question
For Entry 4104's filtration by
do the associated-grade relation matrices contain integral torsion?
Exact reduction
For every primitive integral relation, retain only coefficients whose target block equals the declared relation-domain block.
Every associated-grade row then has width at most one. Hence its Smith data are coordinatewise: the invariant attached to a constrained coordinate is the gcd of its diagonal coefficients.
Result
Across the labelled coordinates:
Thus every associated-grade image is saturated, and every associated-grade quotient is free abelian.
Narrow conclusion
The characteristic-zero obstruction is not local torsion inside a labelled pole block. All remaining lift complexity lies in the off-diagonal extension incidences between blocks.
This sharply localizes the next computation. A full global Smith normal form is unnecessary unless successive extensions create torsion that is absent from the associated grade.
Next finite falsifier
Attach the blocks in any linear extension of . At each step:
- adjoin the source-derived off-diagonal relation columns;
- compute the relative saturation index;
- verify independence from the chosen linear extension;
- reduce the cumulative filtered quotient modulo ;
- compare its persistence grades with and emergence rank .
The first relative index greater than one is the exact birthplace of integral torsion. If every index is one, the barcode admits a free integral filtered lift and the earlier CRT failure is entirely a basis-presentation effect.
Artifacts
- research/benincasa/checkers/check_interaction_net_integral_source_presentation.py
- research/benincasa/results/interaction-net-integral-source-presentation.json