4121 — Mixed Pole-Grade Relations Supply 530 Essential Attachment Constraints
Claim
The 31-dimensional lower-block contribution in Entry 4118 is not a detached direct summand of the source presentation.
The residual matrix contains
relations whose support meets both the top block and lower labelled pole blocks.
Removing all such mixed rows leaves 5,539 diagonal-only rows. Over each tested field,
Restoring the mixed rows gives
Therefore the mixed rows contribute exactly
independent constraints and remove 530 otherwise surviving quotient directions.
Replication
The diagonal-only rank and pivot set agree at
The diagonal pivot hash is
a764bbb88bb51aca97d29438dbc53ee45cf7e072e9fd12e50fafecc6f429995e.
Interpretation
The identity
describes the associated quotient dimensions, but not a source-level direct-sum decomposition. The complete object is assembled by a large off-diagonal attachment: 530 independent mixed constraints reduce the disconnected diagonal presentation from dimension 614 to 84.
This rules out the naive constructor
obtained by simply juxtaposing separately reduced pole grades. Any splitting must instead be a derived triangular gauge or homotopy compatible with the 530-dimensional attachment image.
This result does not yet prove that the resulting extension is nonsplit over a field: finite-dimensional vector-space extensions split noncanonically. It proves that no splitting is present at the frozen source-presentation level after deleting mixed relations.
Next falsifier
Construct the induced 530-rank off-diagonal attachment map after diagonal reduction. Then quotient by source-authorized triangular homotopies. A nonzero class proves intrinsic filtered nonsplitting; a zero class yields an explicit source-compatible section.
Durable artifacts
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