Sub-quadruple S_ab-square completions on two-sided quintuples: two elliptic sextuple surfaces, a new rational almost septuple of relation type (5,2), and its genus-three full-root curve

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Sub-quadruple S_ab-square completions on two-sided quintuples: two elliptic sextuple surfaces, a new rational almost septuple of relation type (5,2), and its genus-three full-root curve

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Abstract

Over half of known rational almost Diophantine septuples ($20/21$ square pairs) contain a two-sided regular quintuple, yet generic quintuple fibres force the sixth entry onto curves of genus at least $9$. Parameterizing the sub-quadruple in $(r,\lambda,S_{ab})$ makes the regular fifths linear in the trace $S_{ab}$, and all three remaining conditions complete the square in $S_{ab}$, cutting out the Branch-1 sextuple surface $E_{Br1}$ and twin-fifth surfaces $E_{F1}, E_{F3}$. A chord census yields $2,304$ rational sextuples ($408$ positive) and the first rational almost septuple $S_7^{(20/21)}$ of relation type $(5,2)$. Factoring the four-variable regular relation defines $S_{4,2}$, whose Branch-1 specialization is a smooth genus-three curve $H$, proving finiteness by Faltings' theorem and unramified two-cover descent. Beyond fixed-quintuple fibres, we establish Master Syzygies unifying DKMS, Chebyshev, paired/antipodal sources, the universal $(C_0,w_1)$ osculating surface $S_7^{univ}(q,\Lambda)$ ($18/21$-compatible over $w_1(q) = (q^2-3)/(2q)$, whose sign group $V_4$ spans four $19/21$-compatible branches of $\Delta_-\Delta_+ = 0$ and four twin-fifth branches), and the osculating tower $S_7^{osc,(n)}(R,\kappa)$. On the master biquadratic curve, Vieta jumping is a QRT elliptic translation $Q_{n-1} = [n]P_\infty \oplus T_0$ on the monic Weierstrass cubic $E_W(R^2,Z)$, with even multiplier $\mu_n(R^2,Z)$, $2$-descent square telescoping, and disjointness of $\Delta_- = 0$ and $\Delta_+ = 0$ away from $R \in \{0,\pm 1\}, B_W = 0$. At $Z = 8(R+1)$, formal-group logarithm non-vanishing proves $n=1$ is the unique degenerate level. For all $n \ge 2$, canonical septuples $S_7^{can,(n)}(r)$ ($\ge 18/21$ squares) and pools $U_{14}^{can,(n)}(r)$ ($\ge 34/91$ in $\mathbb{Q}(r)$, $\ge 35/91$ on $5r^2-1=\rho^2$; exact at $n=2,3$) are non-degenerate and distinct, with mirror duals $\widehat{S}_7^{mir,(n)}(w) = -S_7^{can,(n)}(-R)|_{R=1-2w^2}$ ($\ge 18/21$ and $\ge 34/91$ in $\mathbb{Q}(w)$, $\ge 35/91$ on $5w^2-1=\rho^2$), denominator degrees $\binom{n+1}{2}$ for $1 \le n \le 8$, and smooth hyperelliptic gate curves of genus $g \ge 5$ for $n \in \{2,3,4,5\}$, finite by Faltings' theorem. No rational Diophantine septuple is claimed.

1. Problem and contribution

A rational Diophantine $m$-tuple is a set of $m$ distinct nonzero rationals $\{a_1,\dots,a_m\}$ with $a_ia_j+1=\square$ ($1\le i<j\le m$). No rational septuple ($m=7$, $21$ squares) is known [1, Problem 3.2]; Problem 3.3 asks whether infinitely many rational almost septuples ($20/21$ squares) exist [1].

Papers 6 [2] and 10 [3] classified the $25$ known rational almost septuples ($22$ in [2], $A_1,A_2,A_3$ [3], $A_4$ [4]) by relation type $(\mathcal{R}_4,\mathcal{R}_5)$, the $4$- and $5$-subsets where $R_4,R_5$ vanish:

$$ R_4(x,y,z,t)=(x+y-z-t)^2-4(xy+1)(zt+1),\;R_5(x,y,z,t,u)=(xyztu+2xyz+x+y+z-t-u)^2-4(xy+1)(xz+1)(yz+1)(tu+1). $$

Over half ($14/25$) contain a two-sided quintuple $\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+\}$ [2, 3, 5], though generic fibres force the sixth element into genus $g\ge9$ [3].

Eliminating $c^*_\mp=e_\mp(a,b,d_-,d_+)$ in $(r,\lambda,S_{ab})$ ($d_-d_++1=w_1^2,S_{ab}:=a+b$) yields:

Universal $S_{ab}$-completions and dual sextuple surfaces (Theorem 1, §3). $c^*_\mp=e_\mp(a,b,d_-,d_+)$ are linear in $S_{ab}$, $18/21$ pairs on $\mathcal{S}_7^{(c^*)}$ hold, and discriminants cut out Branch 1 ($\mathcal{E}_{Br1}$: $cc^*_-+1=\square$, $23/28$ octuples at $\lambda=\pm1/2$) and Twin-Fifth Surfaces $\mathcal{E}_{F_1},\mathcal{E}_{F_3}$ ($c^*_-c^*_++1=\square$).
Parametric sextuple families and positive sextuples (Theorem 2, §4). Wall sections generate $17$ families of $15/15$ sextuples and $19/21$ septuples (2,304 on $\mathcal{E}_{Br1}$, 408 positive).
New almost septuple of type $(5,2)$, $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$, $\mathcal{H}$, and unramified descent (Theorem 3, §5). $R_4(p,q,e_-,e_+)=\frac{F_{sym}G}{(P_4-1)^4}$ splits; on $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$, $a_\pm c_\pm+1=\square$ holds. On Branch 1, it specializes to $\mathcal{H}$ ($g=3$), proving finiteness [6] and $d=1$ descent ($\text{rank}E_{min}^{(5)}(\mathbb{Q})=0$). At $(-2,55)$, we find the first type-$(5,2)$ almost septuple:

$$ \mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}=\{-\frac{19961343}{78775960},-\frac{411840}{1969399},\frac{23715}{29896},\frac{71003}{63240},\frac{36890}{11211},\frac{104321672}{29540985},\frac{29896}{7905}\}. $$

Trace decomposition, One-$R_5$ Lorentz splitting, $P_{blowup}$, Two-Conic syzygy, sub-regular curves & Curves I–III (Theorem 4, §6). In $(r,\mu,z)$, gates obey a syzygy, $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ has a $1$-line formula and $E_z=0$, Lorentz splitting decomposes $\mathcal{K}_\mp$, Dual Brahmagupta gives $P_{blowup}$ and $\mathcal{M}(\beta)=0$ ($P_{surf}\xrightarrow{4:1}N_{core}$, $E_{Y_W}$, $\mathcal{C}_{sec2,3..4}$, $F_{12}=0$), and $\Sigma_\mu^+$ gives Curves I–III.
Factor cancellation, moving-$u$ quintuples $\mathcal{E}_B$, and $2$-adic lock (Theorem 5, §7). On $w=2u^2y-L$, $(b,c,d)$ collapse to degree $4$, giving $\mathcal{E}_B:Y_B^2=(k-2)(5k^3-8k^2+13k-2)$ ($k=4$) and a $2$-adic period-$6$ lock eliminating $Q_4(k)\equiv-2\pmod{\mathbb{Q}^{\times2}}$.
Factorization $R_5=\frac{L_1L_2Q_4}{HK^4}$, $L_1=0$, $\iota_K$, $\Lambda(r)$, and $v=-1/5$ (Theorem 6, §8). On $L_1=0$, all $3$ residual gates are squares without $E_z=0$; $\iota_K$ gives $\mathcal{E}'_{Q_4}(R)$, $\Lambda(r)\cong\mathbb{Z}^2\oplus\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$ governs $E(r^2)$, $15+6$ collapse holds, and $v=-1/5$ gives rank-$0$ $\mathcal{E}_{16}$.
$(V,K,d)$ chains, $\mathcal{S}_{3-tors}$, Master Syzygies, $\mathcal{C}_{triad}$, Mixed-$R_4$, Five-$R_5$, Branch B, Sources, $\mathcal{V}_{Euler}$, $\mathcal{E}_W(R^2,Z)$ & $\mathcal{S}_7^{osc,(n)},\mathcal{S}_7^{can,(n)},\widehat{\mathcal{S}}_7^{mir,(n)}$ (Theorem 7, §9). On $3S_T=\mathcal{O}$, $E_T$ has Tate form, Orbit Cubic, $15$ septuples/coset, and Master Syzygies $9C_A,9C_B$ unifying Family IV, DKMS [7, §3] ($\mathcal{U}_8^{DKMS}$), $E_{Cheb}(s)$, and $\mathcal{C}_{triad}$ ($E_{15}$ closure), with Mixed-$R_4$, Five-$R_5$ (Post 42), $Q_h$, $\mathcal{H}_{II}$, $H=1/3$ $2$-descent, Branch B, sources [20–22], and towers $\mathcal{U}_{4N+3..5}^{Cheb},\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{8N+2..6}^{lat},Q_5^{Cheb}(q),\widetilde{\mathcal{Q}}_{5,j}^{refl},\mathcal{S}_7^{osc,(n)}(R,\kappa),\mathcal{S}_7^{can,(n)}(r),\widehat{\mathcal{S}}_7^{mir,(n)}(w)$ on $\mathcal{V}_{Euler}\subset\mathcal{M}_3$ and $\mathcal{E}_W(R^2,Z)$ ($g=4$ $\mathcal{C}_{coinc,r}$).

2. Related work and distinction

Dujella et al. [7] built rational sextuples via $3$-torsion chains on $E_T$, DKP [5] studied two-sided quintuples $\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+\}$ on $S_{DKP}$, and Gibbs [27] generated Stern–Brocot trees from regular quadruples. On rStation, [2] classified $22$ almost septuples into $18$ types; [3, 26] proved generic quintuple fibres have $g\geq9$ ($A_1..A_3$) and regular-fifth septuple loci over $S_{DKP}$ have unconditional general type (non-density conditional on Bombieri–Lang); [4, 8, 9] studied chain closures, build orders ($A_4$), and $R_{33}$; [10, 17] proved uniqueness of $\pm S$ and $e_\mp=x(Q\pm S)$; and [11–14, 16, 18–23, 28–30] studied Gibbs sextuples, charts, paired/antipodal sources, rigidity, reflections $\varphi_b$, fourth orbits (Post 35, 42, 43, 67, 69), and QRT translation maps [30].

Distinction: Unlike fixed-fibre searches [2, 3] ($g\ge9$) or regular-fifth loci over $S_{DKP}$ [26] (general type), $(r,\lambda,S_{ab})$ inverts elimination to yield $\mathcal{E}_{Br1},\mathcal{E}_{F_1},\mathcal{E}_{F_3}$ (Theorems 1–2) and the first type-$(5,2)$ almost septuple $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}$, proved finite via Faltings and unramified descent on $\mathcal{H}$ (Theorem 3). Across Theorems 4–7, our Master Syzygies unify [5, 7, 10, 16, 17, 20–23, 27–30] and organize recursive regular-chain completions [4, §2; 27] into towers $\mathcal{U}_9^{bi-Euler},\mathcal{U}_{4N+3..5}^{Cheb},\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{8N+2..6}^{lat},Q_5^{Cheb}(q),\widetilde{\mathcal{Q}}_{5,j}^{refl},\mathcal{S}_7^{osc,(n)}(R,\kappa),\mathcal{S}_7^{can,(n)}(r),\widehat{\mathcal{S}}_7^{mir,(n)}(w)$ on $\mathcal{V}_{Euler}\subset\mathcal{M}_3$ and $\mathcal{E}_W(R^2,Z)$ with Faltings finiteness on $g=4$ $\mathcal{C}_{coinc,r}$.

3. Universal $S_{ab}$-square completions and the dual sextuple surfaces

Let $\{a,b,c\}$ be a Diophantine triple with $ab+1=r^2,ac+1=s^2,bc+1=t^2$ and regular fourths $d_\mp=a+b+c+2abc\mp2rst$. By Vieta, $d_-+d_+=2(a+b+c+2abc)$ and $d_-d_++1=(c-a-b)^2-(4r^2-1)$. Write $S_{ab}:=a+b$ and $C_0:=c-a-b=c-S_{ab}$. The conic $d_-d_++1=w_1^2\iff C_0^2-w_1^2=4r^2-1$ is parameterized by $\lambda\in\mathbb{Q}^\times$ via $C_0-w_1=\lambda(2r-1)$ and $C_0+w_1=\frac{2r+1}{\lambda}$:

$$ C_0(r,\lambda)=\frac{\lambda^2(2r-1)+(2r+1)}{2\lambda},\;w_1(r,\lambda)=\frac{\lambda^2(2r-1)-(2r+1)}{2\lambda}. $$

For $Q^*=\{a,b,d_-,d_+\}$ ($P_4:=abd_-d_+=(r^2-1)(w_1^2-1)$), $ad_\mp+1=(ac\mp rt)^2$, $bd_\mp+1=(bc\mp rs)^2$, and $\prod_{\ell\in\{a,b\},\mp}\sqrt{\ell d_\mp+1}=(r^2-1) C_0+r^2S_{ab}$. Substituting into $R_5(a,b,d_-,d_+,x)=0$ yields Theorem 1.

Theorem 1 (Universal Sub-Quadruple $S_{ab}$-Square Completions and Dual Elliptic Surfaces)

Let $\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+\}$ be a two-sided quintuple parameterized by $(r,\lambda)$, with $D_-:=\lambda^2(r-1)-(r+1)$ and $D_+:=\lambda^2(2r-1)^2(r+1)-(2r+1)^2(r-1)$.

Linearity of $c^*_\mp$ in $S_{ab}$: The regular fifths $c^*_\mp=e_\mp(a,b,d_-,d_+)$ depend solely on $S_{ab}=a+b$:

$$ c^*_-=\frac{4\lambda(\lambda S_{ab}+\lambda^2(r-1)+(r+1))}{D_-^2},\; c^*_+=\frac{4\lambda(4r^2-1) (\lambda(4r^2-1) S_{ab}+\lambda^2(2r-1)^2(r+1)+(2r+1)^2(r-1))}{D_+^2}. $$

Universal $S_{ab}$-square completions: For $\mathcal{S}_7^{(c^*)}=\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+\}$, $18/21$ conditions hold, and $cc^*_-+1,cc^*_++1,c^*_-c^*_++1=\square$ satisfy:

$$ \begin{aligned} 4D_-^2 (cc^*_-+1)&=(4\lambda S_{ab}+\lambda^2(4r-3)+4r+3)^2+(\lambda^2(2r-3)-(2r+1))(\lambda^2(2r-1)-(2r+3)),\\ 4D_+^2 (cc^*_++1)&=(4\lambda(4r^2-1) S_{ab}+\lambda^2(16r^3-4r^2-8r+3)+16r^3+4r^2-8r-3)^2\\ &\;+(4r^2-1)(\lambda^2(2r-1)^2-(2r-3)(2r+1))(\lambda^2(2r-1)(2r+3)-(2r+1)^2),\\ D_-^2D_+^2 (c^*_-c^*_++1)&=16\lambda^2 (\lambda(4r^2-1) S_{ab}+(2r^2-1)(\lambda^2(2r-1)+(2r+1)))^2+F_1F_2F_3F_4, \end{aligned} $$

where $F_{1,2}(r,\lambda)=2\lambda^2r^2-3\lambda^2r+\lambda^2\mp2\lambda r-2r^2+r+1$ and $F_{3,4}(r,\lambda)=2\lambda^2r^2+\lambda^2r-\lambda^2\mp2\lambda r-2r^2-3r-1$.

Surface I (Branch 1 Sextuple Surface $\mathcal{E}_{Br1}$): The $S_{ab}$-discriminant of $cc^*_-+1$ vanishes on Branch 1:

$$ \lambda^2(2r-3)-(2r+1)=0\iff r(\lambda)=\frac{3\lambda^2+1}{2(\lambda^2-1)},\;C_0(\lambda)=\frac{\lambda(\lambda^2+3)}{\lambda^2-1},\;w_1(\lambda)=\lambda $$

(with $\lambda^2(2r-1)-(2r+3)=0$ isomorphic under $\lambda\mapsto1/\lambda$). On Branch 1, $R_4(c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-)=0$ and $cc^*_-+1=(\frac{8\lambda(\lambda^2-1) S_{ab}+3\lambda^4+14\lambda^2-1}{(5\lambda^2-1)(\lambda^2+3)})^2$ hold for all $(\lambda,S_{ab})$, while Conditions 20 and 21 specialize to:

$$ \begin{aligned} (\lambda^2-1)^2 (5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1)^2 (cc^*_++1)&=(8\lambda(\lambda^4-1) S_{ab}+9\lambda^6+29\lambda^4+27\lambda^2-1)^2+(2\lambda(\lambda^2-1))^2\cdot2(\lambda^2+1)(\lambda^2+3)(3\lambda^2+1),\\ (\lambda^2-1)^4 (5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1)^2 (c^*_-c^*_++1)&=(4\lambda(8\lambda(\lambda^4-1) S_{ab}+7\lambda^6+31\lambda^4+29\lambda^2-3))^2+((\lambda^2-1)^3)^2\cdot(25\lambda^4+6\lambda^2+1). \end{aligned} $$

Here $g:=d_+(c,d_-,d_+)=2(c+d_-+d_++2cd_-d_+)-c^*_-=\frac{4\lambda(\lambda^2+1)(\lambda(\lambda^4-1)S_{ab}+\lambda^6+3\lambda^4+5\lambda^2-1)}{(\lambda^2-1)^3}$ obeys $1+c^*_-g=(\frac{8\lambda^2(\lambda^4-1)S_{ab}+2\lambda(\lambda^2+3)(3\lambda^4+6\lambda^2-1)}{(\lambda^2-1)^3})^2-(4\lambda^2-1)$, a square in $S_{ab}$ iff $\lambda=\pm1/2$ ($\lambda=1/2$: $c^*_-=\frac{16(12S_{ab}-17)}{27},g=\frac{5(30S_{ab}-29)}{54},1+c^*_-g=(\frac{120S_{ab}-143}{27})^2$), giving $19/21$ septuples $\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-,g\}$ and $\mathcal{U}_8^{Br1}(1/2)=\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+,g\}$ with $\ge23$ squares ($23/28$ at $\lambda=1/2,\mu=-203/60$, exp43; [22, §8]).

Surface II (Twin-Fifth Sextuple Surfaces $\mathcal{E}_{F_1},\mathcal{E}_{F_3}$): $F_1F_2F_3F_4=0$ vanishes on $F_1(r,\lambda)=0$ and $F_3(r,\lambda)=0$, birational to the rank-$1$ curve

$$ \mathcal{E}_{F_1}:\;Y_\lambda^2=(\lambda+1)(\lambda^3+11\lambda^2-13\lambda+9),\;r=\frac{3\lambda^2+2\lambda-1\pm Y_\lambda}{4(\lambda^2-1)}. $$

On $\mathcal{E}_{F_1},\mathcal{E}_{F_3}$, $R_4(a,b,c^*_-,c^*_+)=R_4(d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+)=0$ and $c^*_-c^*_++1=\square$ hold for all $S_{ab}$, making $\{a,b,d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+\}$ a $15/15$ sextuple and $\mathcal{S}_7^{(c^*)}$ a $19/21$ septuple at generic points.

Proof. Substituting $ab=r^2-1$, $d_-d_+=w_1^2-1$, $d_-+d_+=2(2r^2S_{ab}+(2r^2-1) C_0)$, and $\prod\sqrt{\ell d_\mp+1}=(r^2-1) C_0+r^2S_{ab}$ into $R_5(a,b,d_-,d_+,x)=0$ gives Part 1, and $c=S_{ab}+C_0(r,\lambda)$ gives Part 2. On Branch 1, $R_4(c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-)=0$ holds; on $F_i(r,\lambda)=0$, $P_4^2-6 P_4-4(ab+d_-d_+)-3=\frac{F_1F_2F_3F_4}{4\lambda^2 (r^2-1)^2}=0$, forcing $R_4(a,b,c^*_-,c^*_+)=R_4(d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+)=0$ and $c^*_-c^*_++1=\square$. $\square$

4. The elliptic surface $\mathcal{E}_{(r,\lambda)}$, Mordell–Weil chord families, and positive sextuples

Setting $s=a+\mu$ on $c=a+\frac{r^2-1}{a}+C_0$, $ac+1=(a+\mu)^2$ is linear in $a$, giving $a(r,C_0,\mu)=\frac{\mu^2-r^2}{C_0-2\mu}$, $b(r,C_0,\mu)=\frac{(r^2-1)(C_0-2\mu)}{\mu^2-r^2}$, $s=\frac{C_0\mu-(\mu^2+r^2)}{C_0-2\mu}$, and reducing $bc+1=t^2$ ($t=\frac{Y_\mu}{\mu^2-r^2}$) to the quartic elliptic surface $\mathcal{E}_{(r,\lambda)}$:

$$ Y_\mu^2=\mathcal{Q}(r,C_0,\mu):=(r^2-1)^2(C_0-2\mu)^2+C_0(r^2-1)(C_0-2\mu)(\mu^2-r^2)+r^2(\mu^2-r^2)^2. $$

Here $r^2=\square$ gives $\infty_\pm$ with tangent chord $\mu_{inf}(r,C_0)=\frac{C_0^2+8r^4-4r^2}{4 C_0r^2},\;a_{inf}(r,C_0)=\frac{C_0^2-(4r^3-2r)^2}{8 C_0r^2 (2r^2-1)}$, while $a,b\in\{d_-,d_+\}$ give eight wall sections $P_{a,1..4}(r,\lambda),P_{b,1..4}(r,\lambda)$ with $a_{P_1}=(r-1)\lambda$, $a_{P_2}=-\frac{r+1}{\lambda}$, $a_{P_3}=\frac{r+1}{\lambda}$, $a_{P_4}=-(r-1)\lambda$.

Theorem 2 (Explicit Parametric Sextuple Curves on $\mathcal{E}_{Br1}$ and Positive Sextuples)

On $\mathcal{E}_{Br1}(\lambda,\mu)$ ($r=\frac{3\lambda^2+1}{2(\lambda^2-1)},C_0=\frac{\lambda(\lambda^2+3)}{\lambda^2-1}$), every generic section gives a $1$-parameter family of $15/15$ sextuples $\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-\}$ and $19/21$ septuples $\mathcal{S}_7^{(c^*)}$:

Seven rational families over $\mathbb{Q}(\lambda)$: $1$-step chords among $\infty_\pm$ and $P_{1..4}$ yield $7$ sections $a_\gamma(\lambda)\in\mathbb{Q}(\lambda)$ (exp9).
Five circle families over $\lambda=\frac{2k}{k^2+1}$: $c=0$ defines $P_{c,2}$ over $1-\lambda^2=\square$; chords with $P_{1..4}$ yield $5$ families over $\lambda=\frac{2k}{k^2+1}$, the simplest of which is:

$$ a_{circ}(\lambda)=-\frac{\lambda(\lambda^2+3)^2(4\lambda^4+\lambda^2-1)}{2(\lambda^2-1)(5\lambda^2-1)(2\lambda^4+\lambda^2+1)},\;b_{circ}(\lambda)=-\frac{(5\lambda^2-1)(2\lambda^4+\lambda^2+1)}{2\lambda(\lambda^2-1)(4\lambda^4+\lambda^2-1)}, $$

with $a_{circ}c_{circ}+1=(1-\lambda^2)(\frac{8\lambda^6-9\lambda^4-14\lambda^2-1}{2(5\lambda^2-1)(2\lambda^4+\lambda^2+1)})^2$ and $b_{circ}c_{circ}+1=(1-\lambda^2)(\frac{16\lambda^6-7\lambda^4+6\lambda^2+1}{2\lambda(\lambda^2+3)(4\lambda^4+\lambda^2-1)})^2$. 3. Five elliptic families over $\mathcal{C}_{5\lambda}:Y_\lambda^2=5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1$: $c^*_+=0$ defines $P_{c,3},P_{c,4}$ over the rank-$1$ curve $\mathcal{C}_{5\lambda}$. The chord $P_1+P_{c,3}$ yields

$$ a_3(\lambda)=\frac{(5\lambda^2-1)(\lambda^8-42\lambda^6-80\lambda^4-6\lambda^2-1)}{4\lambda(\lambda^2-1)(29\lambda^6+53\lambda^4-17\lambda^2-1)},\;b_3(\lambda)=\frac{\lambda(\lambda^2+3)(29\lambda^6+53\lambda^4-17\lambda^2-1)}{(\lambda^2-1)(\lambda^8-42\lambda^6-80\lambda^4-6\lambda^2-1)}, $$

with $a_3c_3+1=(5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1)(\frac{11\lambda^6+59\lambda^4-7\lambda^2+1}{4\lambda(29\lambda^6+53\lambda^4-17\lambda^2-1)})^2$ and $b_3c_3+1=(5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1)(\frac{5\lambda^6-27\lambda^4-41\lambda^2-1}{2(\lambda^8-42\lambda^6-80\lambda^4-6\lambda^2-1)})^2$.

Census. Chords on $\mathcal{E}_{Br1},\mathcal{E}_{F_1},\mathcal{E}_{F_3}$ (exp9, exp10) yield $2,304$ unique sextuples ($408$ positive, e.g. at $r=1090/1053$) and $222$ twin-fifth sextuples.

5. The new almost septuple $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}$ of relation type $(5,2)$, the 2D type-$(4,2)$ surface $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$, and the genus-three curve $\mathcal{H}$

Evaluating $a_3(\lambda)$ at $\lambda=-2$ ($5(-2)^4+10(-2)^2+1=11^2,\mu=-103/372$) gives $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}=(c,c^*_+,d_-,a,b,c^*_-,d_+)$ of §1(3), where $20/21$ pairs are squares, $c^*_-c^*_++1=(\frac{1007113}{1969399})^2$, and only $cc^*_++1=\frac{4084054408729}{1969399^2}\neq\square$ fails. Thus $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}=\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-\}\cup\{a,b,d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+\}$.

Theorem 3 (Universal Factorization of $R_4(p,q,e_-,e_+)$, the 2D Surface $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$, the Type-$(5,2)$ Curve $\mathcal{H}$, and Unramified Descent)

Universal two-branch factorization of $R_4(p,q,e_-,e_+)$: For any $\{p,q,u,v\}$ ($P_4=pquv$) with roots $e_-,e_+$ of $R_5(p,q,u,v,x)=0$:

$$ R_4(p,q,e_-,e_+)=\frac{F_{sym}(p,q;u,v)\cdot G(p,q;u,v)}{(P_4-1)^4}, $$

where $F_{sym}(p,q;u,v):=P_4^2-6 P_4-4(pq+uv)-3$ is symmetric under $\{p,q\}\leftrightarrow\{u,v\}$ ($F_{sym}=0\implies R_4(p,q,e_-,e_+)=R_4(u,v,e_-,e_+)=0$ and $e_-e_++1=\square$ whenever $pq+1=\square$ or $uv+1=\square$), while $G(p,q;u,v):=(P_4-1)^2(p-q)^2-4 P_4^2+8 P_4-4uv(p+q)^2-4pq(u+v)^2-4(P_4+1)(p+q)(u+v)-4$ has $\Delta_v(G)=16(p-q)^2(pq+1)(pu+1)^2(qu+1)^2$, splitting over $pq+1=r^2$ into $v_\pm(p,q,r,u)=\frac{p(r\pm1)-q(r\mp1)+2pqu}{pq((p(r\mp1)-q(r\pm1))u-2)}$.

Relation type $(5,2)$ of $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}$ & Plane Cubic Full-Cover Addition Law: Indexing $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}=(c,c^*_+,d_-,a,b,c^*_-,d_+)$ (missing $(c,c^*_+)$), it satisfies five $R_4=0$ and two $R_5=0$ relations:

$$ \mathcal{R}_4=\big\{\{a,b,c,d_-\},\;\{a,b,c,d_+\},\;\{c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-\},\;\{a,d_-,c^*_-,c^*_+\},\;\{b,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+\}\big\},\; \mathcal{R}_5=\big\{\{a,b,d_-,d_+,c^*_+\},\;\{a,b,d_-,d_+,c^*_-\}\big\}. $$

At $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}$, the Jacobian has rank $6$ ($\text{dim}=1$) and minimal generator count is $\text{gens}=2$ ($\{ac+1,cd_-+1\}$), distinguishing type $(5,2)$ from [2, 3, 4]. Projecting $\tilde{E}_T:\{u_i^2=1+x_it\}_{i=1}^3$ ($T=\{x_1,x_2,x_3\}$) from $O=(0,1,1,1)$ via $\xi_i=u_i-1$ gives $\mathcal{C}_T:\sum_{cyc}x_1\xi_2\xi_3(\xi_2-\xi_3)=0\subset\mathbb{P}^2$ ($O=[x_1:x_2:x_3],t=-\frac{4\xi_1\xi_2(\xi_1-\xi_2)(x_2\xi_1-x_1\xi_2)}{(x_2\xi_1^2-x_1\xi_2^2)^2}$). Under $\pi:(\mathcal{C}_T,\oplus_O)\to(E_T,\oplus_{P_0})$ ($\ker\pi=K_4\cong(\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z})^2$), $T\cup\{x_0\}\in\mathcal{R}_4\implies\varepsilon_0Q_0=P_0\mp_\infty S_T$ cancels $P_0$ on $32/64$ signed sums of $(x_0,x_1)$ to give $\varepsilon_1Q_1\mp_\infty S_T$ (roots of $R_5(T\cup\{x_1\},e)=0$, $\ge4$ edges; $6$ edges on $16$ sums iff $T\cup\{x_1,y\}\in\mathcal{R}_5$, Post 76, exp68).

The 2D type-$(4,2)$ surface $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ over $(r,\lambda)$: For arbitrary $(r,\lambda)$, $D_-\cdotD_+=4\lambda^2 (P_4-1)$ ($P_4=(r^2-1)(w_1^2-1)$). Eliminating $st$ from $F_{sym}(a,d_+;b,d_-)=P_4^2-6 P_4-4(ad_++bd_-)-3=0$ via $(st)^2=(ac+1)(bc+1)$ gives a quadratic in $S_{ab}$ with $\Delta_{S_{ab}}(r,\lambda)=(2^{11}\lambda^8r(P_4-1)^2)^2 (P_4-1)(P_4-9)$, factoring in $a$ into $\mathcal{C}_+(a,r,\lambda)\mathcal{C}_-(-a,r,-\lambda)=0$ where $\mathcal{C}_+(a,r,\lambda)=A_2(r,\lambda) a^2+A_1(r,\lambda) a+A_0(r,\lambda)$ ($A_0(r,\lambda)=-(r^2-1) A_2(r,-\lambda)$) has $\Delta_a(r,\lambda)=(16\lambda^4 (P_4-1))^2 (P_4-1)(P_4-9)$. On $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}:W_\tau^2=(P_4-1)(P_4-9)$, $a_\pm=\frac{-A_1(r,\lambda)\pm16\lambda^4(P_4-1) W_\tau}{2 A_2(r,\lambda)}$ satisfy $a_\pm c_\pm+1=\square$ in $\mathbb{Q}(\mathcal{S}_{4,2})$:

$$ a_\pm c_\pm+1=a_\pm^2+C_0(r,\lambda) a_\pm+r^2=(\frac{D_-D_+U_{S_{4,2}}(r,\lambda)\mp4\lambda^2W_\tauV_{S_{4,2}}(r,\lambda)}{2 A_2(r,\lambda)})^2, $$

where $V_{S_{4,2}}=U_{S_{4,2}}-16\lambda^2(2r^2-1)\in\mathbb{Q}[r,\lambda]$. Since $b_\pm(r,\lambda)=-a_\mp(r,-\lambda)$ and $c_\pm(r,\lambda)=-c_\mp(r,-\lambda)$, $b_\pm c_\pm+1=\square$ in $\mathbb{Q}(\mathcal{S}_{4,2})$, so every generic point on $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ gives a $15/15$ sextuple $\{a_+,b_+,d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+\}$ (type $(2,2)$) and a $19/21$ septuple $\{a_+,b_+,c_+,d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+\}$ (type $(4,2)$) (396 $15/15$ sextuples, 7,524 $19/21$ septuples in exp12). On Branch 2 ($r=\frac{m^2+m+1}{2m},\lambda=\frac{1-m^2}{1+m^2}$, where $cc^*_++1=\square,R_4(c,d_-,d_+,c^*_+)=0$), $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ gives $\mathcal{H}_{Br2}:W_m^2=(m^4+m^3+m^2+m+1)(m^4-7m^3+17m^2-7m+1)$, recovering $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}$ at $(m,W_m)=(3,55)$ via $m=\frac{\lambda-1}{\lambda+1},\;W_m=\frac{(1-m)^4}{16}W$.

Collapse on Branch 1 to the genus-$3$ curve $\mathcal{H}$, finiteness & unramified $2$-cover descent: On Branch 1 ($r=\frac{3\lambda^2+1}{2(\lambda^2-1)}$), $\mathcal{C}_+(a,r,\lambda)=0$ specializes to $\mathcal{C}_+(a,\lambda)=A_2(\lambda) a^2+A_1(\lambda) a+A_0(\lambda)=0$ ($A_0(\lambda)=-(r(\lambda)^2-1) A_2(-\lambda)$, degrees $10,13,10$ in verify_paper.py) with $\Delta_a(\lambda)=(\lambda^2-1)^6 (5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1)^3 (5\lambda^4-22\lambda^2+33)$, defining the smooth genus-$3$ curve

$$ \mathcal{H}:\;W^2=(5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1)(5\lambda^4-22\lambda^2+33)=25\lambda^8-60\lambda^6-50\lambda^4+308\lambda^2+33. $$

On $a_\pm=\frac{-A_1(\lambda)\pm(\lambda^2-1)^3(5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1) W}{2 A_2(\lambda)}$ (at $\lambda=-2$, $\mathcal{C}_+(a,-2)\propto(63240a-71003)(15a-14)=0$, where $W=+55\mapsto a_+=71003/63240,\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}$ and $W=-55\mapsto a_-=14/15,c^*_+=0$), $a_\pm c_\pm+1=\square$ holds in $\mathbb{Q}(\mathcal{H})$:

$$ a_+^2+C_0(\lambda) a_++r(\lambda)^2=(\frac{U(\lambda)-V(\lambda) W}{2})^2\pmod{W^2-(5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1)(5\lambda^4-22\lambda^2+33)}, $$

with $U(\lambda),V(\lambda)\in\mathbb{Q}(\lambda)$. Thus all $20$ square roots lift to $\mathbb{Q}(\mathcal{H})$, and Faltings' theorem [6] implies finitely many almost septuples lie on $\mathcal{H}$. For $\lambda=p/q$, $Q_1(p,q)=5p^4+10p^2q^2+q^4>0$ and $Q_2(p,q)=5p^4-22p^2q^2+33q^4>0$ obey $5 Q_2-(5p^2-11q^2)^2=44q^4$, $Q_1-Q_2=32q^2(p^2-q^2)$, and $\text{ord}_2(Q_1(p,q))\in\{0,4\}$, restricting $d\in\{1,5\}$. For $d=5$ ($q=5r,x=p/r$), $X=\frac{x^2+9-Y_1}{2},\;Y=(X+8) x$ maps $\mathcal{E}_1^{(5)}:Y_1^2=x^4+50x^2+125$ to $E_{min}^{(5)}:Y^2=(X+8)(X^2-9X-11)$ (conductor $200$), which has $E_{min}^{(5)}(\mathbb{Q})_{tors}=\{\mathcal{O},(-8,0)\}\cong\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$ and rank $0$, so every affine $(\lambda,W)\in\mathcal{H}(\mathbb{Q})$ lifts to $d=1$: $\mathcal{E}_1:Y_1^2=5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1$ (rank $1$) and $\mathcal{E}_2:Y_2^2=5\lambda^4-22\lambda^2+33$ (rank $2$).

Transverse section-intersection at $\lambda=-2$: $F_+(a_3(\lambda))=\frac{(\lambda-2)(\lambda+2)(5\lambda^4+10\lambda^2+1)^2}{16\lambda^2(\lambda-1)^2(\lambda+1)^2}$ vanishes at $\lambda=\pm2$; equivalently, on $\mathcal{E}_{Cond21}(\lambda,\kappa)$, $K_0^++K_3^-$ gives $\kappa(\lambda)\in\mathbb{Q}(\lambda)$ whose trace intersects $S_{ab,3}(\lambda)=a_3(\lambda)+b_3(\lambda)$ transversely at $\lambda=-2$.

Proof. Verified in verify_paper.py. Since $P_8(\lambda)$ has $\Delta=2^{80}\cdot3\cdot5^8\cdot11^3\neq0$, $\mathcal{H}$ is smooth of $g=3$. In Part 4, $\gcd(Q_1,Q_2)\mid32q^2(p^2-q^2)$ restricts twists to $d\in\{1,5\}$, and $2$-isogeny descent mod $512$ proves $\text{rank}E_{min}^{(5)}(\mathbb{Q})=0$. On $\mathcal{E}^{(1)}$ ($L=\lambda^2$), searching up to $50,000$—and u/kiro_dioph7's $295$-prime sieve (Post 35)—yields only $L=1$ (degenerate) and $L=4$ ($\pm\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}$) ([23], Post 68). $\square$

6. Global $(r,\mu,z)$ trace decomposition and Curves I–III on $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$

On $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ (Post 35), set $\mu:=\frac{\lambda^2-1}{D_-},\;w:=\frac{2\lambda}{D_-},\;z:=wc$ ($D_-=\lambda^2(r-1)-(r+1)$), and define

$$ H(r,\mu):=w^2=(r^2-1)\mu^2-2r\mu+1=((r-1)\mu-1)((r+1)\mu-1),\;T:=(2r^2-1)\mu-2r,\;K:=1-2r(2r^2-1)\mu,\;L:=-K-8H. $$

Theorem 4 (Global $(r,\mu,z)$ Trace Decomposition, Quadratic-Twist Collapse on $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$, and Curves I, II, III)

$(r,\mu,z,w)$ Syzygy, $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ Formula, Dual Brahmagupta, $P_{blowup}$, Sub-Regular Loci, Central-$R_5$ Binomials & $E_z=0$ (exp42–exp66):

(a) Gate Syzygy & $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ Formula: With $-K=2rT+4r^2-1,T^2-4r^2H=\mu(\mu+4r),(r^2-1)\mu(\mu+4r)=H-K,A_0:=z-T=wS_{ab},B_0:=2r^2z-T$, $1+cc^*_-=z^2-\mu z+1$, $K^2(1+cc^*_+)=(4r^2-1)^2z^2+(4r^2-1)(\mu+4r)z+K^2$, and $K^2(1+c^*_-c^*_+)=H((4r^2-1)z-T)^2+(K^2-4r^2(r\mu+1)^2H)$ obey $(4r^2-1)^3\mu H(1+cc^*_-)+(\mu+4r)HK^2(1+cc^*_+)-4r(r\mu+1)K^2(1+c^*_-c^*_+)=4r\mu(\mu+4r)(r\mu+1)(4r^4H+(r^2-1)K)$. On $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ ($W_\tau^2=-KL$), $a,b=\frac{16(r^2-1)H(-(2r^2-1)wT\pm rK)}{16(2r^2-1)^2H^2-(K\mp W_\tau)^2}$ ($z=w(a+b)+T,c=z/w$; $(13/6,2,-8/3,880/27)$ at $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}$).
(b) 4-$R_4$ / 1-$R_5$ Lorentz Laws, $\mathcal{K}_{\mp,\varepsilon}=0$ & $(\mu,q,t,k)$ Chart: On $R_4(a,d_-,f,g)=R_4(b,d_+,f,g)=0$ over $P_{pair}(X)=X^2-S_{fg}X+w_{fg}^2-1=0$ ($u^2=1+ad_-,v^2=1+bd_+$), $(1+aX)(1+d_-X)\equiv(w_{fg}-uX)^2$, $ab F_i=X_i^2-Y_i^2$ ($X_1=av-bu,Y_1=a-b,X_2=r^2-uv,Y_2=u-v,\Delta_{fg}\equiv F_1F_2$), and $X_{R_5}=-\frac{2w_{fg}}{D_{br}}$ ($D_{br}=uv-u-v$) forces $[1+d_-d_+]=[F_2]=[F_1]=[1]$ ($19/21$). On $D_uD_v(r^2-1)\ne0$ ($D_{u,v}=(2r^2-1)^2-\{u^2,v^2\}$), $\theta^2=\frac{D_uD_v}{r^2-1}+4r^2u^2v^2$ gives $a,b=\frac{(r^2-1)(\theta\pm2ruv)}{D_{v,u}},d_\pm=\frac{(\{v^2,u^2\}-1)(\theta\pm2ruv)}{D_{v,u}},c=a+b-\frac{\theta}{2r^2-1},w_1^2=\frac{u^2v^2-u^2-v^2+r^2}{r^2-1},F_2=w_1^2+r^2-2uv=x_2^2$. With $L_X=D_{br}X_2-2uv,L_Y=2r^2+u^2v-u^2+uv^2-v^2$, $D_{br}^2(X_2^2-Y_2^2)-4r^2(r^2-1)w_1^2\equiv L_X^2-L_Y^2$ splits $P_{pair}(X_{R_5})=0$ into $P_\mp X_1+Q_\mp Y_1=0$ ($P_\mp=2rw_1L_X\mp D_{br}x_2L_Y,Q_\mp=2rw_1L_Y\mp D_{br}x_2L_X$), and $\mathcal{K}_\mp:=\Delta_{sys,\mp}^2-16r^2u^2v^2(r^2-1)A_\mp B_\mp=0$ ($A_\mp,B_\mp=P_\mp\{u,v\}+Q_\mp,\Delta_{sys,\mp}=D_vA_\mp-D_uB_\mp$) splits via $(\Delta_{sys,\mp}-8r^2(r^2-1)(u-v)P_\mp)^2-\mathcal{K}_\mp\equiv16r^2(r^2-1)J_vJ_u\equiv(4r[A_J\mp(r^2-1)w_1x_2B_J])^2$ into $\mathcal{K}_{\mp,\varepsilon}=0$, while $(q,-\mu,-t)=(r^2+uv,u+v,w_1^2+uv)/x_{2,+},k=v-u$ ($x_{2,+}=q-t$) invert on $k^2=\mu^2(q-t)^2+4(1+qt-\mu^2)$.
(c1) Dual Brahmagupta, $P_{blowup}$, $\mathcal{M}(\beta)=0$ & $4:1$ Cover on $\mathcal{U}$ (exp47–exp56, exp62): In $(R,D_{br},s_2)=(r^2,uv-u-v,uv)$, $(L_X^2-L_Y^2)$ divides $E_{sym},F_{sym},E_{x,sym},F_{x,sym}$ ($E_0,E_{x,0}=16RP_{AD}\pm(u-v)^2P_{BC}$), reducing $N_{core}\equiv(R-1)E_0^2-64R^2D_{br}^2(u-v)^2W_{num}F_0^2\equiv(R-1)E_{x,0}^2-64R(u-v)^2X_{num}F_{x,0}^2$ ($w_1=-\frac{E_0}{8R(u-v)D_{br}F_0},x_2=-\frac{E_{x,0}}{8r(u-v)F_{x,0}}$) to $449$ terms of degree $(9,12,8)$ ($D_{br}^{-4}N_{core}$ of degree $(9,8,8)$ in $s_2=D_{br}\eta$; $g=0$ $\mathcal{C}_{rat,1}(r),\mathcal{C}_{rat,2}(m)$ give $\{99/7,16/63,133/144,637/16,459/112\}$ at $m=3$). Since $s_1X_1\equiv((2R-1)^2+s_2)Y_1-4rs_2(R-1),(X_1-uY_1)(X_1-vY_1)\equiv(R-1)(u-v)^2,F_1\equiv4RY_1^2-4rs_2Y_1+(u-v)^2$, $P_\mp X_1+Q_\mp Y_1=0$ reduces to $\mathcal{Q}_{phys}:4RW_{num}(\xi^2-1)-(L_Y\xi+L_X)^2=0$ ($\xi=X_1/Y_1=-1-\frac{2(R-1)}{\delta},\delta=(R\tau^2-1)D_{br}+2R\tau(\tau-1)=k^2-R+1$), giving $M_{core}(R,D_{br},\tau)=0$, $M_{quad}(R,\delta,\psi,\sigma_\tau)=0$ ($\psi=\tau(\tau-1),\sigma_\tau=R\tau^2-1$), and in $\omega=\frac{4R\psi-\delta}{\delta},z=W_{fac}\frac{\delta}{D_{br}}-2(R-1)=\lambda_z\delta$ ($W_{fac}=(R-1)\omega+1$) $P_{blowup}(R,\omega,\delta,\lambda_z)=0$ with $-W_{fac}P_{blowup}\equiv L_{blow}^2-4(2R-1)^2\nu^2\sigma^2(\lambda_z-1)^2$ ($\nu^2=(R-1)\omega^2+4R,\sigma^2=4k^2-\omega\delta^2$). Eliminating $\tau,\rho,F_0,F_2$ gives $\mathcal{M}(\beta)=4R\omega^2Q_F^2+2\nu\omega(2R-1)\beta Q_FL_\Lambda+PW_{fac}^2L_\Lambda^2-4\omega^2(4R-\omega)^2PQ_G=0$ ($P=\beta^2,P_{surf}(r,\alpha,\beta)=0$), a $4:1$ ($\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}\times\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$) cover of $N_{core}=0$ via $\iota_{sgn}:(r,\alpha,\beta)\mapsto(-r,-\alpha,-\beta)$ and $u\leftrightarrow v$, birational on $\mathcal{U}$ in $(R,m,B)=(r^2,\alpha/r,\beta/r)$ to $\widetilde{N}_{core}(R,u,v)=0$ via $u,v=-\frac{W_{fac}}{\gamma+\{(R-1)/t_\alpha,t_\alpha\}u_b},W_{fac}=-uv-(u+v)\gamma,ru_b=-\frac{(4R-\omega)(u-v)}{4uv},\frac{t_\alpha}{r}=-\frac{4u^2(v+\gamma)}{(4R-\omega)(u-v)}$ ($t_\alpha=\frac{\alpha r+R-1}{\alpha-r},u_b=\frac{\omega-P}{2\beta}=-\frac{u-v}{a-b},\omega=\frac{d_+-d_-}{a-b},\gamma=-\frac{av-bu}{a-b},\beta_{AL}^8\mathcal{M}(-\omega/\beta_{AL})=0,Q_{conic}=2r(s_\rho+2r)p_\rho+s_\rho[(2r^2-1)s_\rho+2r(r^2-1)]=\sigma_{gen}^2$ for $s_\rho=\alpha-\rho_2\ne-2r$).
(c2) Sections I–II, $F_{12}=0$ & Rank-$4$ Locus (exp54–exp57, exp62): On $\rho_2=r+\alpha$, $2\alpha(\alpha+r)+1=\sigma_\alpha^2$ gives $71$-term $g=5$ $F_{12}(T_m,U_\alpha)=0$ ($T_m(2U_\alpha+1)=(\alpha\sigma_\alpha)^2$), isolating $(53/75,33/25,-3/2)$ and $(R,u,v)=(\frac{343}{171},\frac{47}{39},-29)$ (positive type-$(4,1)$ $\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{133})$ $19/21$ septuple). On $\rho_2=\alpha$ ($s_\rho=0,Q_{conic}=(2r\alpha)^2$), in $(W_R,z_W,Y_W)=(\frac{1-r^2}{\alpha^2},W_R+\frac{1}{W_R},\frac{4}{\omega})$, $\text{fac}_3=0$ quotients to $P_{Y,z}^{(3)}(Y_W,z_W)=0\simeq E_{Y_W}:y_E^2=x_E^3+9x_E^2-736x_E+6400$ ($\text{rank}\ge1,P_1=(48,320),(19,2,10)$ at $12P_1$). On Section II ($\rho_2=\alpha+2r\iff s_\rho=-2r,Q_{conic}=(2r^2)^2$), in $(m,R)=(\alpha/r,r^2)$, Conic 1 splits into $4$ factors for $\{f=c\}\cup\{g=c\}$: Factor 1 ($R(m^3+m^2-m-1)+m+5=0,g=0,\mathcal{C}_{rat,2}$); Factor 2 ($R(m+1)^2(m+3)+m-3=0,g=0,u=-1$); Factor 3 ($-2(U^2-4)r^2+U(U^2-9)r+U^2+1=0$ in $U=\alpha+3r,E_{3,a}\simeq E_{Y_W},g=2$ $\mathcal{C}_{sec2,3}:Y_U^2=U^6-10U^4+57U^2-32$); and Factor 4 ($g=c,f=c^*_-$; $\frac{1}{R}=m+3+(m-1)(m+2)W,Z=\frac{W+1}{W-1}m$ gives $E_{4,a}:Y_W^2=(W-2)(9W^3-32W^2+21W-2)$ and $g=2$ $\mathcal{C}_{sec2,4}:Y_\kappa^2=8\kappa^6+25\kappa^4-18\kappa^2+1$ under $W=\frac{2\kappa^2}{\kappa^2+1}$, giving at $\kappa=\pm2,r=\frac{26}{11},\alpha=\frac{7}{22},\lambda=-3$ $\{\frac{8325}{1496},\frac{136}{165},-\frac{319}{2040},\frac{1054}{165},\frac{600}{187},\frac{363}{680}\}$ [4, §7] and $16$ $19/21$ septuples). Moreover, [20, §6.5] (Post 42) $(4ab+3)d_-^2+4(a+b-c)d_-+4\equiv((C_0-w_1)d_--2)((C_0+w_1)d_--2)=0$ gives $d_-\in\{\frac{2\lambda}{2r+1},\frac{2}{\lambda(2r-1)}\}$ with $64$-term $P_{rk4}(R,u^2,v^2)=0$ (exp57).
(c3) Collision & Sub-Regular Genera (exp48–exp54, exp62): At $\beta=\pm1$, $F_{4,4}^{(1)}$ gives $\mathcal{E}_{\beta=1}:Y_t^2=t^4+8t^3+34t^2-8t+1$ ($F_{6,4,rt}\to C_{ZW}$ étale, $g=5$). With $\mathcal{H}_i:=a_iP^2+b_iPQ+c_iQ^2$, $\text{Res}(\mathcal{H}_1,\mathcal{H}_2)\equiv(r^2-1)N_{core}$, and $R_4(b,d_+,f,Y)=(\tilde{g}-\tilde{Y})\mathcal{L}_{f,Y}^{(v)},R_4(b,d_+,Y,g)=(\tilde{f}-\tilde{Y})\mathcal{L}_{g,Y}^{(v)}$ split into collision loci ($\{f=a\}$: $\mathcal{C}_{rat,1},\mathcal{C}_{rat,2}$, $\beta=2\alpha\leftrightarrow F_{2,3}^{(f=a)}$ of $g=3$ over $E_{\min}:y^2+xy+y=x^3-3x+2$, $\alpha\beta=2r^2\leftrightarrow F_{4,3}^{(f=a)}\simeq Q_4^{(1)}$ of $g=3$; $\{g=a\}$: $g(C_{4,4}^{(g=a)})=3,g(C_{5,5}^{(g=a)})=4$) and sub-regular curves: (i) $\mathcal{L}_2=0\implies C_{9,11}=0$ ($g\ge2$); (ii) $\mathcal{L}_4=0\implies C_{5,5}^{(g)},C_{6,5}^{(g)}$; (iii) $\mathcal{L}_6=0\implies G_{5,5}^{(a,b)}=0$ ($g=4,5$); (iv) $\mathcal{L}_8=0\implies G_{4,3}^{(8)},K_{3,3}^{(b)}\simeq\mathcal{C}_{hyp}^{(8)}:Y_\lambda^2=4\lambda^6+20\lambda^5-19\lambda^4-26\lambda^3+43\lambda^2-14\lambda+1$ ($g=2$; $\mathcal{C}_{s,\kappa}^{(8)}$ of $g=5$) and $G_{6,3}^{(8)}\simeq Q_{U,\mu}(U,\mu)=U^4-(\mu-3)U^3-3\mu(2\mu+3)U^2-2(2\mu^3+6\mu^2+5\mu+2)U+2\mu(2\mu^2+\mu+2)=0$ ($g=3$); and (v) on $\mathcal{L}_{f,c}^{(u)}=0$ ($cf+1=\square$), $4(2R-1)^2R_4(a,c,d_-,f)-D_{br}^2\mathcal{H}_2\equiv2(2R-1)(\tilde{f}-\tilde{b})\mathcal{M}_{f,c}^{(u)}$ gives $\tilde{f}=\tilde{b}$ ($P_{F_2}=0,g=3$ $Q_t=0$) and $\mathcal{M}_{f,c}^{(u)}=0$ ($g=8$ $F_{6,7}=0$, $F_{12,7}=0$).
(d) Central-$R_5$ Norm, Binomials, $\mathcal{E}_{13,2}$ & $E_z=0$ (exp44–exp46): For $R_5(c,d_-,d_+,f,g)=0$ ($\mathcal{A}_1\widetilde{Z}+\mathcal{A}_0=0,\widetilde{Z}=C_0/r$), $(R-1)(D_{\widetilde{Z}^2}\mathcal{A}_0^2-N_{\widetilde{Z}^2}\mathcal{A}_1^2)\equiv-\frac{(w_1^2-1)^{15}(2R-1)^2D_u^3D_v^3}{(u^2-1)^9(v^2-1)^9}P_1P_2P_3P_4$ in $\mathcal{R}_{cent}$ (exp45). Here $P_2=4(W_0+w_1^2)((w_1^2+1)^2+4W_0)(w_1+u)(w_1+v)-(w_1^2-1)^2(4W_0+3w_1^2+1)(u-v)^2$ and $P_1$ are binomials (exp46), $(u-v)^2=\square$ on $P_2=0$, and $w_1=3r$ gives $\mathcal{E}_{13,2}:C_0^2=13r^2-1,Y_2^2=r^2+2$ ($\text{rank}\ge1,F_1(m)=\frac{(m^2-2)^2C_1(m^2)}{4m^2(m^2-4)(m^2-1)^2},F_2(m)=\frac{C_2(m^2)}{m^2(m^2-4)}$; $m=6$: $\{220/21,161/240,549/560,252/5,475/336\}$). On $x_2=w_1-v$, $r(\tau)=\frac{\tau^2-3}{\tau^2-5},v(\tau)=\frac{\tau}{\tau^2-3},u(\tau)=\frac{\tau^4-3\tau^2-6}{\tau(\tau^2-5)^2}$ gives $F_2=x_2^2$ (exp44). The trace quadratic is

$$ E_z(r,\mu,z)=-K^3L-8H(K^2+4KH-8H^2) A_0B_0+16H^2 (\mu(\mu+4r) A_0^2+4(r^2-1) HB_0^2)=0, $$

with $\Delta_z(E_z)=64r^2K^4H (-KL)$ and $(16(r^2-1) H^2B_0-(K^2+4KH-8H^2) A_0)^2+K^3L(A_0^2-4(r^2-1) H)=4(r^2-1) HE_z$. Setting $z=\frac{t^2-1}{2t-\mu}$ gives $\Phi_{20}(r,\mu,t)=0$ with $\text{disc}_t(\Phi_{20})=16(\mu^2-4)^2\Delta_z(E_z)^2\text{Res}_z(E_z,z^2-\mu z+1)$.

Cubic Weierstrass model $\Sigma_\mu^+$, $2$-torsion involution $\tau_{T_0}$, and Quadratic-Twist Collapse: Setting $\mu=\frac{\mu_{kiro}-1}{(r-1)\mu_{kiro}-(r+1)}$ ($\mu_{kiro}=\lambda^2$) sends $\mu_{kiro}=\frac{r+1}{r-1}$ (Post 35) to $\mu=\infty$, transforming $\Sigma_\mu$ into

$$ \Sigma_\mu^+:\;W_+^2=-K(r,\mu) L(r,\mu)=(2r(2r^2-1)\mu-1)(-8(r^2-1)\mu^2+2r(2r^2+7)\mu-9), $$

while $H(r,\mu)=((r-1)\mu-1)^2\lambda^2=\square$. Translation by $T_0=(\frac{1}{2r(2r^2-1)},0)$ on $\Sigma_\mu^+$ is $\tau_{T_0}(\mu)=-\frac{\mu+4r}{K(r,\mu)}\iff\lambda\lambda_T=\pm\frac{2r+1}{2r-1}$, fixing $c=z/w$. Along $\mu(r)\in\mathbb{Q}(r)$, $H,-KL=\square$ collapse via: (i) untwisted sections $(\mu(r),W_+(r))\in\Sigma_\mu^+(\mathbb{Q}(r))$ ($-KL=W_+^2$); and (ii) $H$-twisted sections ($-HKL=\square$ in $\mathbb{Q}(r)$, splitting $E_z=0$).

Three $1$-parameter families of sextuples and septuples on $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ (exp13, exp16):

Curve I ($\mathbb{Q}(m)$, genus $0$, $E_2=0\implies S_0=\infty$ boundary): $2(\lambda-1)^2r^2-(\lambda^2-1) r+2\lambda=0$, parameterized by $r(m)=\frac{(m-1)(m+3)}{2(m^2+3)},\;\lambda(m)=-\frac{m(m-1)}{m+3}$ (exp13).
Curve II ($\mathbb{Q}(k)$, genus $0$, positive $19/21$ septuples): Generated by $\mu_{dual}(r)=\frac{1}{2r}$ and $\mu_{II}(r)=\tau_{T_0}\!(\frac{1}{2r})=\frac{8r^2+1}{4r(r^2-1)}$ ($-HKL=\square$, $H\sim r^2-1=\square$). With $r(k)=\frac{k^2+1}{k^2-1}$, $\lambda(k)=-\frac{k(3k^2+1)}{k^2+3}$, $q_1(k):=k^4-4k^3-2k^2-4k+1$, $q_2(k):=q_1(-k)$, $q_3(k):=3k^4-4k^3+10k^2-4k+3$, $q_4(k):=q_3(-k)$, $a_1(k)$ yields the $19/21$ septuple of type $(4,2)$:

$$ a_1(k)=-\frac{2kq_1(k) q_3(k)}{(k^2-1) q_2(k) q_4(k)},\;b_1(k)=-\frac{2kq_2(k) q_4(k)}{(k^2-1) q_1(k) q_3(k)},\;d_-(k)=-\frac{(k-1)^3(3k^2+2k+3) q_2(k) q_4(k)}{2k (k+1)^3q_1(k) q_3(k)},\;d_+(k)=-\frac{(k+1)^3(3k^2-2k+3) q_1(k) q_3(k)}{2k (k-1)^3q_2(k) q_4(k)}, $$

with collisions at $k\in\{\pm3,\pm1,\pm1/3,0\}$. On $(1,k_*)$ ($k_*\approx2.026846$, $3k^4-4k^3-2k^2-4k-1=0$, Sturm-certified in $(2,203/100)$), all $7$ entries are positive and distinct for $k\in(1,k_*)$ ($\mathcal{S}_{7,pos}^{(19/21)}(2)$ at $k=2$).

Curve III ($\mathcal{E}_{III,\pm}$, genus $1$, Mordell–Weil family): In $\Sigma_\mu^+(\mathbb{Q}(r))$, $P_0+P_1=(0,3)+(\frac{1}{r-1},\frac{(r+1)(2r-1)^2}{r-1})$ gives $\mu_{III,+}(r)=\frac{8r^2-8r+3}{2r(2r^2-1)}$, where $-KL=(\frac{2(2r-1)^2(2r^3-2r+3)}{r(2r^2-1)})^2$ and $H=\square$ collapses to $\mathcal{E}_{III,+}:Y^2=(r-3)(4r^3-3r+3),\;\lambda=\pm\frac{Y}{(r-3)(2r-1)}$ ($G_1=(-3,24),G_2=\infty_+$; $P_0-P_1$ gives $\mathcal{E}_{III,-}$; non-boundary at $(101/28,4097/392)$ in verify_paper.py).

Proof. Verified in verify_paper.py, exp13–exp16, exp42–exp62. $\square$

7. Factor cancellation on $w=2u^2y-L$ and the moving-$u$ quintuple family $\mathcal{E}_B$

Paper 65 [16] studied four regular quintuples in $(u,y,w)$ with $p=u^2-1,q=y^2-1,J=pq-1,L=J+2u^2,F=4u^2y^2-J^2,U=uy(u-y),V=u^2+y^2,D=uy-u+y,Z=(J-2uy) D^2$, leaving open moving-$u$ families ($u\ne-2$). On $w=2u^2y-L$, $E=(U-V) w^2-(U+V) Z$ factors to collapse $(b,c,d)$ to degree $4$, and $\mathcal{B}_+$ collapses $\alpha^2,\beta^2=\square$ to $\mathcal{E}_B$.

Theorem 5 (Factor Cancellation on $w=2u^2y-L$, Closed-Form $\mathbb{Q}(k)$ Quintuples, and the Moving-$u$ Elliptic Family $\mathcal{E}_B$)

Factor cancellation on $w=2u^2y-L$: Setting $w=2u^2y-L=-(uy-u-y)(uy-u+y)$ enforces $T=\frac{w+F/w}{2}=2u^2y$ and $R=\frac{w-F/w}{2J}=-\frac{L}{J}$. Here $E=(U-V) w^2-(U+V) Z=-4u^3y (uy-u-y)(uy-u+y)^2=4u^3yDw$, cancelling $(uy-u-y) D^2$ from $(b,c,d)$ and collapsing them to degree $4$:

$$ b=\frac{2u^3y}{(u+y) J},\;c=\frac{2y(u^2-1)(u+y)}{uJ},\;d=\frac{(u^2y^2-(u+y)^2) J}{2u^3y (u+y)}. $$

The four quadratics and their universal syzygies: With $C=b+c$, $A=\frac{J^2C+2TL}{4u^2y^2}$, and $N_ac=\frac{T+Lc}{2uy}$, $\alpha^2=2+cA+2 N_ac$ and $\beta^2=2+cA-2 N_ac$ ($r_{ac}=\frac{\alpha+\beta}{2},r_{ec}=\frac{\alpha-\beta}{2}$) factor in $\mathbb{Q}(u,y)$ as

$$ \alpha^2=\frac{(u+1)^2}{u^4}\frac{Q_0(u,y) Q_-(u,y)}{J(u,y)},\;\beta^2=\frac{(u-1)^2}{u^4}\frac{Q_0(u,y) Q_+(u,y)}{J(u,y)}, $$

where $J(u,y)=(u^2-1) y^2-u^2$, $Q_0(u,y)=(u^2-1)(y+u)^2-u^4$, and $Q_\mp(u,y)=((u\mp1) y+u^2)^2-u^2(u^2-1)$ obey $Q_0-J=2uy(u^2-1),Q_+-Q_-=4uy(u+y),Q_++Q_--2 Q_0=4(u^2+uy+y^2)$, and under $u=\frac{z^2+1}{2z},s=\frac{z^2-1}{2z},y=\frac{u}{s}\xi$, satisfy $z(\frac{u}{z-1}\beta)^2-z(\frac{u}{z+1}\alpha)^2=(\xi+s)^2-u^2$.

Conic bisection $\mathcal{B}_+$, closed-form $\mathbb{Q}(k)$ quintuple & moving-$u$ family $\mathcal{E}_B$: Along $\mathcal{B}_+:(u+1) y^2+2u^2y+u^2=0$, parameterized by $u(k)=\frac{k^2+1}{2k-1},y(k)=-\frac{k^2+1}{k+2}$, $Q_+(u,y)=-u^3$ and $Q_-(u,y)=-(\frac{3k-4}{k+2})^2u^3$, so $Q_-/ Q_+=(\frac{3k-4}{k+2})^2$, $k^2+1$ cancels from $Q_0 / J$, and both gates $\alpha^2,\beta^2=\square$ collapse to a single rank-$1$ curve:

$$ \mathcal{E}_B:\;Y_B^2=(k-2)(5k^3-8k^2+13k-2)\;(\cong V^2=U^3+41U^2+704U+5120,\;\;U=\frac{32}{k-2},\;\;V=\frac{32 Y_B}{(k-2)^2}), $$

with $\alpha(k)=\frac{k(3k-4) Y_B}{(k-2)(2k-1)(k^2+1)}$ and $\beta(k)=\frac{(k^2-2k+2) Y_B}{(k-2)(2k-1)(k^2+1)}$. Substituting $Y_B^2=(k-2)(5k^3-8k^2+13k-2)$ into $a,e=\frac{((\alpha\pm\beta)/2)^2-1}{c}$ eliminates $Y_B$, expressing all $5$ entries in $\mathbb{Q}(k)$:

$$ a(k)=\frac{2(k^2-2k+2)}{k-3},\;e(k)=\frac{k(k-3)(k+2)}{2(2k-1)^2},\;b(k)=\frac{2(k+2)}{(k-3)(k-2)},\;c(k)=\frac{2k(k-3)(k^2-2k+2)}{(k-2)(k^2+1)^2},\;d(k)=\frac{(k-2)(k-1)(k^2-k+4)}{2(k-3)}. $$

Six of the $10$ pairs (in $\{a,e,d\},\{b,c,d\}$) are squares in $\mathbb{Q}(k)$, while $\{a,e\}\times\{b,c\}$ are squares times $Y_B^2$:

$$ ab+1=\frac{Y_B^2}{(k-3)^2(k-2)^2},\;ac+1=\frac{(k-1)^2Y_B^2}{(k-2)^2(k^2+1)^2},\;eb+1=\frac{Y_B^2}{(k-2)^2(2k-1)^2},\;ec+1=\frac{(k^2-k-1)^2Y_B^2}{(k-2)^2(2k-1)^2(k^2+1)^2}, $$

and $R_4(a(k),e(k),b(k),c(k))\ne0$ factors in $\mathbb{Q}[k]$. For $k\notin\{-2,-1,-1/3,0,1/2,1,4/3,2,3\}$, every $\pm Y_B\in\mathcal{E}_B(\mathbb{Q})$ gives $\{a(k),e(k),b(k),c(k),d(k)\}$ ($d(k)>0$ for $k>3$). On $V^2=U^3+41U^2+704U+5120$ ($\Delta=-2^{14}\cdot5^2\cdot53$), $\#\mathcal{E}_B(\mathbb{F}_{3,11})=5,16\implies\mathcal{E}_B(\mathbb{Q})_{tors}=\{\mathcal{O}\}$, and over $K_3=\mathbb{Q}(\alpha)$ ($\alpha^3-\alpha^2+4\alpha-2=0,h(K_3)=1,\varepsilon=2\alpha-1$), $f_U'(U_0)=\alpha^{14}\pi_{5,2}\pi_{53,1}\varepsilon^{-5}$ ($\pi_{5,2}=\alpha^2+\alpha+1$) and mod-$5$ filtering give $\text{Sel}^{(2)}(\mathcal{E}_B/\mathbb{Q})=\langle\pi_{5,2}\rangle\implies\text{rank}\mathcal{E}_B(\mathbb{Q})=1$. Since $\delta(P_0)\equiv\pi_{5,2}$ and $\text{ord}_{\mathbb{F}_{19}}(P_0)=21$ at $P_0=(-8,-40)\mapsto k=-2$ ($2P_0\mapsto0,3P_0\mapsto3,4P_0=(16,-176)\mapsto4,6P_0=(-5,50)\mapsto-22/5$), $\mathcal{E}_B(\mathbb{Q})\subset\mathbb{Z}_{(6)}P_0$, giving infinitely many moving-$u$ quintuples (exp15; $k=4$ in verify_paper.py). For $G(k)=(k-2)(k^5-4k^4+17k^3-46k^2+64k-56)$ and $H(k)=(k^2-4)Q_4(k)$ ($Q_4=k^4-2k^3+k^2-4k-4$), $Q_4(k)\equiv-2\pmod{\mathbb{Q}_2^{\times2}}$ requires $v_2(U)=0,U\equiv7\pmod8$; on $\mathbb{Z}_{(6)}P_0$, $v_2(U(nP_0))=0\iff n\equiv6\pmod{12}$, where $U(6P_0+12mP_0)\equiv3\pmod8$, proving $G(k(P))\in\mathbb{Q}_2^{\times2}\iff P\in(3+6\mathbb{Z}_{(6)}) P_0$ ($k\equiv3\pmod8,Q_4(k)\equiv+5\pmod{\mathbb{Q}_2^{\times2}}$) and eliminating $Q_4(k)\equiv-2\pmod{\mathbb{Q}^{\times2}}$ (exp38; [16, §8]).

Proof. Verified in verify_paper.py, exp15, exp38. $\square$

8. Factorization of $R_5$, Triple-Square Section $L_1=0$, $15+6$ Collapse, and $v=-1/5$ Families

Over $\mathbb{Q}$ in $(r,\mu,z)$ (Post 35), $L_1(r,\mu,z)=0$ forces $cc^*_-+1,cc^*_++1,c^*_-c^*_++1=\square$ in $\mathbb{Q}(r,\mu)$ without $E_z=0$.

Theorem 6 (Triple-Square Section $L_1=0$, $15+6$ Collapse, Factored $(a,b)$-Split Law & $v=-1/5$ Families)

Over-$\mathbb{Q}$ factorization of $R_5(d_-,d_+,c,c^*_-,c^*_+)$ & Section $L_1(r,\mu,z)=0$: In $(r,\mu,z)$, $P_4-1=-\frac{K}{H}$, $P_4-9=\frac{L}{H}$, $B_0^2-\mu(\mu+4r)=4r^2((r^2-1)z^2+A_0z+H)$, $w^2(d_-d_++1)=(r\mu+1)^2$, $(cd_-+1)(cd_++1)=(\frac{Tz-H}{H})^2$, $\frac{c^*_-}{w}=z-\mu$, and $\frac{c^*_+}{w}=\frac{(4r^2-1)((4r^2-1)z+\mu+4r)}{K^2}$. Before $E_z=0$, $R_5(d_-,d_+,c,c^*_-,c^*_+)$ factors in $\mathbb{Q}(r,\mu,z)$ as

$$ R_5(d_-,d_+,c,\;c^*_-,c^*_+)=\frac{L_1(r,\mu,z)\cdot L_2(r,\mu,z)\cdot Q_4(r,\mu,z)}{H(r,\mu) K(r,\mu)^4}, $$

($\deg_z(Q_4)=4$), where $L_1,L_2$ are linear in $z$ and swapped by $\tau_{T_0}(\mu)=-\frac{\mu+4r}{K}$:

$$ L_1(r,\mu,z):=(4r^2-1)\mu z+(2r^2-1)^2\mu^2-1=0,\;L_2(r,\mu,z):=(4r^2-1)(\mu+4r)z+(2r^2-1)^2\mu^2-8\mu r^3+4\mu r-16r^4+12r^2-1=0. $$

Along $z=z_{L_1}(r,\mu):=\frac{1-(2r^2-1)^2\mu^2}{(4r^2-1)\mu}$ (and $L_2=0$), all $3$ residual gates hold in $\mathbb{Q}(r,\mu)$ without $E_z=0$:

$$ cc^*_-+1=(\frac{4\mu^2r^4-2\mu^2r^2+1}{\mu(4r^2-1)})^2,\;cc^*_++1=(\frac{4\mu^2r^4-2\mu^2r^2-2\mu r-1}{\mu K})^2,\;c^*_-c^*_++1=(\frac{4\mu^3r^5-4\mu^3r^3-4\mu^2r^4-2\mu^2r^2+\mu r+1}{\mu K})^2. $$

Eliminating $z$ from $E_z=R_5=0$ on $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$ gives $6$ factors over $\mathbb{Q}[r,\mu]$ ($8$ over $\mathbb{Q}[r,\lambda]$; exp17). Under $z=\frac{t^2-1}{2t-\mu}$ and $(R,v,u):=(r^2,r\mu,\frac{t-\mu}{r})$, $(2t-\mu)^4Q_4=F_aF_b$ where $F_a=0$ is $Q_{4,+}(R,v,u)=0$ with $\text{disc}_v(Q_{4,+})=4(2Ru-1)^2D_4(R,u)$, $D_4=((R-1)u^2+2u-1)(R(4R^2-8R+1)u^2+8R^2u-(2R-1)^2)$. On $Q_{4,+}=0$, all $3$ residual gates and $\Delta_d^2$ are squares, giving interior $10/10$ quintuples at $(r,u,v)=(\frac{3}{4},-4,-\frac{9}{28})$, $(\frac{7}{4},\frac{44}{67},\frac{2009}{3886})$, $(\frac{19}{10},\frac{20}{57},\frac{19}{45})$ (exp24). Furthermore (exp23–exp27):

Gauge Involution $\iota_K$, Quotient $\mathcal{E}'_{Q_4}(R)$ & Reciprocal $3P_0$ Law: $\iota_K:(r,\mu,z,w)\mapsto(r,-\frac{\mu+4r}{K},\frac{4r^2-1}{K}z,\frac{4r^2-1}{K}w)$ fixes $(a,b,c,d_-,d_+)$, swaps $c^*_-\leftrightarrow c^*_+$ and $L_1\leftrightarrow L_2$, and preserves $Q_{4,+}=0$ via $\tau_{T_0}:u\mapsto\frac{u-2}{2Ru-1}$ ($\sigma:=\frac{Ru^2-1}{2Ru-1}$). On $E(R):Y_E^2=X(X^2+2(8R^3-8R^2+6R-1)X-(4R-1)^3)$, $\tau_{T_0}$ is translation by $T_0=(0,0)$, with quotient $\mathcal{E}'_{Q_4}(R):Y_\sigma^2=((R-1)\sigma+1)((4R^2-8R+1)\sigma+4R)(R\sigma^2-\sigma+1)$. Along $\mu=\frac{2r}{r^2-1}$ ($w=1$), $d_-+d_+=2B_0$ forces $d_\pm=d_{3P_0}(d_\mp,c,c^*_-):=\frac{8(s_1^3-4s_1s_2+8s_3)}{(s_1^2-4s_2)^2}$, so at $(\frac{7}{4},-\frac{4}{9},\frac{98}{33})$, $Q_{d_\pm}+S_T=\pm3P_0$.
Rank-$2$ Subgroup $\Lambda(r)\subset E(r^2)(\mathbb{Q}(r))$, $Z_-(r)$ & $2$-Isogeny Exclusions: Over $\mathbb{Q}(r)$ ($R=r^2$), $F_1(r^2,u)=((r+1)u-1)((r-1)u+1)$ gives $W_1(r)\mapsto(-(2r-1)(2r+1)^2,-2r(2r-1)(2r+1)^2(2r^2-1))$ and $W_2(r)=W_1(r)+T_0$ with $2W_1(r)=P_{even}(r^2)+T_0=O_-$ ($X(2W_1)=\frac{(4r^2-1)^2}{(2r^2-1)^2}$), while $\hat{E}(r^2)$ gives $P_{odd}(r)=((4r^2-1)^2,4r^3(4r^2-1)^2)\in E(r^2)(\mathbb{Q}(r))$ with $Z_-(r):=(1/r,2(2r-1))=W_1(r)+P_{odd}(r)$. Under $r\mapsto-r$, $\Lambda(r):=\mathbb{Z}W_1(r)\oplus\mathbb{Z}P_{odd}(r)\oplus(\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z})T_0\cong\mathbb{Z}^2\oplus\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$. For $v_\pm(u,Y_u)$ of $Q_{4,+}=0$: (1) at $u=2$, $T_0,2W_1$ map $H(r)=w^2$ via $X=1-4r^2$ to $E_{48}^-:y^2=X(X-1)(X+3)$ of rank $0$ ($r\in\{0,\pm1/2,\pm1\}$); and (2) on $3W_1(r),3W_1+T_0$, $H(r)=w^2$ maps via $X=4r^2-1$ to $E_{80}:y^2=X(X-1)(X-5)$ of rank $0$ ($r=\pm1/2$).
Joint Gate Surface $G_u(R,d_0)=n^2$ & $u=2/3$ Conic: Setting $k^2=\frac{(4R^2-8R+1)\sigma+4R}{(R-1)\sigma+1}=4R+d_0^2-4$ makes $v,\Delta_d,\Delta_{ab}\in\mathbb{Q}$ and reduces $u\in\mathbb{Q}$ to $G_u(R,d_0):=R^2d_0^4+(16-6d_0^2)R+(d_0^2-3)=n^2$ (29 points and $M_{2,\pm}(r)$ in exp23), and along $rd_0=3$ ($u=2/3$), $Q_{4,+}=0$ splits over $Y_k^2=4R^2-4R+9$.

Decoupling $L_1=0$ from $\mathcal{S}_{4,2}$, $15+6$ Collapse & Factored $(a,b)$-Split Law: For any $(r,\mu,z)$ with $H(r,\mu)=w^2$, $\Delta_{ab}^2:=A_0^2-4(r^2-1)H$, and $\Delta_d^2:=B_0^2-\mu(\mu+4r)$, $\{a,b\}\times\{c,d_-,d_+\}$ obey modulo $\Delta_{ab}^2,\Delta_d^2$:

$$ (ac+1)(bc+1)=(\frac{\Delta_d}{2rw})^2,\;w^6(ad_\mp+1)(bc+1)=(\frac{A_0+\Delta_{ab}}{2}(\frac{A_0-\Delta_{ab}}{2}z+H)\mp\frac{H\Delta_d}{2})^2. $$

On $z=z_{L_1}(r,\mu)$ in $(R,v)=(r^2,r\mu)$ ($r^2H=(v-1)^2R-v^2=(rw)^2$, $r(\lambda)=\frac{\lambda^2+1}{\lambda^2-1}\frac{v}{v-1}$), $\Delta_{ab}^2=\frac{R\mathcal{F}_{ab}(R,v)}{(4R-1)^2v^2}$ and $\Delta_d^2=\frac{4R^2\mathcal{G}_d(R,v)}{(4R-1)^2v^2}$, where

$$ \begin{aligned} \mathcal{F}_{ab}(R,v)&=v^3(5v-4)(4R-1)^2-2v(v^2-1)(5v+2)(4R-1)+(v^2-1)^2,\\ \mathcal{G}_d(R,v)&=16v^4R^3-8v^2(4v+1)R^2+(-16v^4+8v^3+16v^2+8v+1)R+2v(2v^3-2v-1). \end{aligned} $$

On $rv(v^2-1)(4R-1)KH\Delta_d\ne0$ with distinct nonzero entries:

Whenever $\mathcal{G}_d(R,v)=\square$ & $H=w^2$: $\{c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+\}$ is a $10/10$ quintuple ($R_5=0$), giving at $(r,\lambda,v)=(\frac{7}{4},\frac{3}{11},\frac{98}{163}),(\frac{5}{3},\frac{13}{11},-\frac{8}{21}),(\frac{53}{30},\frac{2}{7},\frac{3}{5})$ three $10/10$ quintuples (exp19). On $\mathcal{G}_d=W_d^2$, $P_1(v)=(\frac{1}{4v^2},2(v^2-1))$ gives $R(8P_1(3/5))=(53/30)^2$, where $Q_{e_2}=P_0+2Q_c+S_T$ ($e_2=-\frac{4580748}{6812155}$) forms the $3$-fifth $18/21$ septuple.
Universal $(r,M)$ completions, $(v,t)$ blow-up & Factored $(a,b)$-Split Law: In $(r,M)$ ($v=\frac{r}{r-M},M=\frac{\lambda^2+1}{\lambda^2-1},M^2-N^2=1,N=\frac{2\lambda}{\lambda^2-1}$), $(r-M)^4\mathcal{F}_{ab}(r^2,v)$ and $(r-M)^4\mathcal{G}_d(r^2,v)$ obey:

$$ \begin{aligned} (r-M)^4\mathcal{F}_{ab}\!(r^2,\frac{r}{r-M})&=(-M^2+8r^3M+4r^4-9r^2+2)^2-4(r^2-1)(4r^2-1)^2(M^2-1),\\ (r-M)^4\mathcal{G}_d\!(r^2,\frac{r}{r-M})&=(rM^2-(6r^2-1)M-\frac{8r^6-10r^4-2r^2+1}{2r})^2+(\frac{4r^2-1}{2r})^2(4rM-(4r^2+1)), \end{aligned} $$

so $\mathcal{F}_{ab}=\square$ on $M^2-N^2=1$ factors as $4kr^3(2M+4r^3-5r)=(N+k(4r^2-1)(r-1))(kN+(4r^2-1)(r+1))$, while $W_{ab}=(v^2-1)-v^2t(4R-1)$ along $v(t)=\frac{2(t-7)}{t^2+4t-13}$ gives $\mathcal{E}_{tan}:Y_t^2=(t^2+30t+253)(9t^2+14t-27)$ (exp20).

Whenever $\mathcal{F}_{ab}(R,v)=\square$ & $H=w^2$: $\{a,b,c,c^*_-,c^*_+\}\subset\mathbb{Q}$ satisfies $8/10$ conditions, and $Q_{ab}=\{a,b,c^*_-,c^*_+\}$ has square $6$-pair product on $L_1=0$, so $e_{ab,\mp}\in\mathbb{Q}$ (18 quintuples, 81 sextuples, 180 septuples at $9$ rational $(v,r)$ in verify_paper.py).
Whenever $\mathcal{F}_{ab},\mathcal{G}_d=\square$: $15/21$ pairs of $\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+,c^*_-,c^*_+\}$ are squares, and $ac+1,bc+1,ad_\mp+1,bd_\mp+1$ share one square class in $\mathbb{Q}^\times/\mathbb{Q}^{\times2}$.

Closed-form $\mathbb{Q}(\lambda)$ & $\mathbb{Q}(u)$ families at $v=-1/5$, and rank-$0$ / torsion proof on $\mathcal{E}_{16}$: Since $\text{disc}_R(\mathcal{F}_{ab})=256v^2(v-1)^2(v+1)^3(5v+1)$, setting $v=-1/5$ ($r(\lambda)=\frac{\lambda^2+1}{6(\lambda^2-1)}$) makes $\mathcal{F}_{ab}(R,-1/5)=\frac{(20R-29)^2}{625}$ a square in $\mathbb{Q}(\lambda)$, yielding:

$$ \begin{aligned} a(\lambda)&=-\frac{\lambda(5\lambda^2-7)(7\lambda^2-5)}{8(\lambda^2-1)(\lambda^2-2)(2\lambda^2-1)},\;b(\lambda)=\frac{2(\lambda^2-2)(2\lambda^2-1)}{9\lambda(\lambda^2-1)},\;c(\lambda)=\frac{(\lambda^4-19\lambda^2+16)(16\lambda^4-19\lambda^2+1)}{72\lambda(\lambda^2-1)(\lambda^2-2)(2\lambda^2-1)},\\ c^*_-(\lambda)&=-\frac{2\lambda(7\lambda^2-8)(8\lambda^2-7)}{25(\lambda^2-1)(\lambda^2-2)(2\lambda^2-1)},\;c^*_+(\lambda)=-\frac{2\lambda(\lambda^2-2)(2\lambda^2-1)(4\lambda^2-5)(5\lambda^2-4)}{(\lambda^2-1)(7\lambda^4-13\lambda^2+7)^2}. \end{aligned} $$

The fifths $e_{ab,\mp}(\lambda)$ of $\{a(\lambda),b(\lambda),c^*_-(\lambda),c^*_+(\lambda)\}$ lie in $\mathbb{Q}(\lambda)$:

$$ e_{ab,-}(\lambda)=\frac{(\lambda^2-1)^2P_{e1}(\lambda) P_{e2}(\lambda)}{8\lambda(\lambda^2-2)(2\lambda^2-1) Q_e(\lambda)^2}\in\mathbb{Q}(\lambda)\;(\deg13/12,\text{ `THEOREMS_AND_PROOFS.md`}), $$

and $e_{ab,+}(\lambda)=-e_{ab,-}(-\lambda)$ ($2$ $\mathbb{Q}(u)$-families of $10/10$ quintuples, $9$ of $14/15$ sextuples, $20$ of $18/21$ septuples on $W_0^2=36r^2-1$ in exp21). For $\lambda\notin\{-1,0,1\}$, $\{a(\lambda),b(\lambda),c^*_-(\lambda),c^*_+(\lambda),e_{ab,-}(\lambda),e_{ab,+}(\lambda)\}$ is a $14/15$ sextuple, positive on $(\sqrt{7/8},1)\approx(0.9354,1)$ ($\lambda=15/16$ gives a positive $10/10$ quintuple). Finally, $b(\lambda)c(\lambda)+1=\square$ maps to $E_{16}:Y^2=X(X^2-31X+256)$ with dual $\hat{E}_{16}:\hat{Y}^2=\hat{X}(\hat{X}-1)(\hat{X}+63)$. $2$-isogeny descent mod $9,16$ proves $\text{rank}E_{16}(\mathbb{Q})=0$ and $E_{16}(\mathbb{Q})\cong\mathbb{Z}/8\mathbb{Z}=\langle(32,96)\rangle$, so $\mathcal{E}_{16}:Y_\lambda^2=16\lambda^4-31\lambda^2+16$ has exactly $8$ rational points ($\{(0,\pm4),(\pm1,\pm1),\infty_\pm\}$).

Proof. Verified in verify_paper.py, exp17–exp27. $\square$

9. $(V,K,d)$ Chains, $\mathcal{S}_{3-tors}$, Orbit Cubic, $\mathcal{C}_{triad}$, Mixed-$R_4$ Syzygies, and Branch-B Surface

We study $4$-term chains $x(P_0+nS)$ on $E_T:Y^2=(X+r^2-1)(X+s^2-1)(X+t^2-1)$ ($X=\Pi x,\Pi=abc,\Omega=rst$) via $(V,K,d)$ on $\mathcal{S}_{3-tors}$ ($3S_T=\mathcal{O}$) [7, 10, 17].

Theorem 7 (Universal $(V,K,d)$ Coordinates, the $3$-Torsion Inflection Surface $\mathcal{S}_{3-tors}$, the Eisenstein Triad Curve $\mathcal{C}_{triad}$, Mixed-$R_4$ Syzygies, and Double-Product Norm $2$-Descent)

Let $T=\{a,b,c\}$ be any Diophantine triple with $d_\mp=x(P_0\pm S)=a+b+c+2\Pi\mp2\Omega$ and $W_\mp:=\Pi d_\mp-1$.

Shift-invariant product and square completion of $F_2(z)$: For any $Q\in E_T$ with $z=x(Q)$, $x(Q-S) x(Q+S)=\frac{(z-d_+)(z-d_-)}{(\Pi z-1)^2}$, so $x(Q-S) x(Q+S)+1=\frac{F_2(z)}{(\Pi z-1)^2}$ where $F_2(z):=(\Pi z-1)^2+(z-d_+)(z-d_-)$ obeys $W_-^2F_2(z)=(W_-^2+(\Pi W_--2\Omega)(z-d_-))^2+(z-d_-)^2D_4$ with $D_4=4\Omega^2d$ and $d:=X(2S)-1=\frac{W_-W_+}{4\Omega^2}-1=-\frac{(\alpha+\beta+\gamma)(\alpha+\beta-\gamma)(\alpha-\beta+\gamma)(-\alpha+\beta+\gamma)}{4\alpha^2\beta^2\gamma^2}$ in $(\alpha,\beta,\gamma)=(1/r,1/s,1/t)$.
Chain coordinates and $4$-term chains: In $u_0:=\frac{W_-}{2\Omega}$ ($V:=u_0^2$), $K:=W_--d=\Pi d_--X(2S)$, and $d=X(2S)-1$, $\Pi=\frac{d+1-u_0^2}{2u_0}$, $\Omega=\frac{K+d}{2u_0}$, and for all $m,n\in\mathbb{Z}\setminus\{0\}$, $x_mx_n+1=\frac{(d+1-V)^2+4VX_mX_n}{(d+1-V)^2}$, where $X_n=\Pi x(P_0+nS)$ are $X_1=K+d+1$, $X_2=\frac{K+V}{V}$, $X_3=\frac{d(K(V-1)+Vd)}{K^2}$, $X_4=\frac{(K^2+K-Vd)(K(d+1)-Vd)}{(K-Vd)^2}$. For $\mathcal{S}_7^{(1,2,3,4)}=\{a,b,c,d_-,x_2,x_3,x_4\}$, $18/21$ conditions hold, and $d_-x_3+1,x_2x_4+1=\square$ reduce to $\text{num}_{19}(V,K,d),\text{num}_{20}(V,K,d)=\square$.
The $3$-Torsion Criterion ($3S_T=\mathcal{O}$), Tate Form, Orbit Cubic & Sub-Quadruple Identity: By [7, 10, 17], for $Q=(\Pi x_4,Y_4)\in E_T$ ($p_4=\Pi x_4\ne1$), $(p_4-1)^2(X-x(Q-S_T))(X-x(Q+S_T))\equiv R_5(a,b,c,x_4,X)$ on $E_T$, and for any regular $10/10$ quintuple $Q_5=(x_1,\dots,x_5)$ ($T_{ij}=Q_5\setminus\{x_i,x_j\},Q_j=Q_i+S_{T_{ij}}$), $\tau_j(x_j)=x(Q_i-S_{T_{ij}})=0\iff x_i\in\{d_-(T_{ij}),d_+(T_{ij})\}$. In $U:=X-1=\Pi x-1$, $E_T$ is $Y^2=(U+r^2)(U+s^2)(U+t^2)$ with $S_T=(0,\Omega)$ and $\lambda_0:=\frac{r^2s^2+r^2t^2+s^2t^2}{2\Omega}$, so $3S_T=\mathcal{O}\iff2S_T=-S_T\iff d=0$ iff $\lambda_0^2-(r^2+s^2+t^2)=-\frac{(rs+rt+st)(rs+rt-st)(rs-rt+st)(-rs+rt+st)}{4r^2s^2t^2}=0\iff\pm\frac{1}{r}\pm\frac{1}{s}\pm\frac{1}{t}=0$. Let $\frac{1}{r}+\frac{1}{s}+\frac{1}{t}=0$ ($rs+rt+st=0$), so $\lambda_0:=r+s+t=-\frac{r^2s^2+r^2t^2+s^2t^2}{2\Omega}$ obeys $\lambda_0^2=r^2+s^2+t^2$. Then (exp28–exp32):

Tate Form, Pythagorean Base-Orbit Law & Torsion $\mathbb{Z}/6\mathbb{Z}\times\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$: On $3S_T=\mathcal{O}$ [7], $E_T$ has Tate form $Y^2=U^3+(\lambda_0U-\Omega)^2$, $\Pi^2+1=(\Omega+\lambda_0)^2$, $R_0=(0,-\Omega)=-S_T$, $P_0+\langle S_T\rangle=\{P_0,P_0-S_T,P_0+S_T\}$ has nonzero abscissas $\{d_-,d_+\}$ obeying $U(d_\mp)=2\Omega(\Omega+\lambda_0\mp\Pi)=-2\Omega\kappa^{\mp1}$ ($\kappa:=\Pi-\Omega-\lambda_0$, $U(d_-)U(d_+)=4\Omega^2$) forming a $10/10$ quintuple $T\cup\{d_-,d_+\}$ with $\tau_4(d_-)=\tau_5(d_+)=0$, and $E_T(\mathbb{Q})_{tors}\supseteq\langle R_0+W_r\rangle\times\langle W_s-W_r\rangle\cong\mathbb{Z}/6\mathbb{Z}\times\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$ ($W_r=(-r^2,0),W_s=(-s^2,0),W_t=(-t^2,0)$).
Orbit Cubic, Positivity & Sub-Quadruple Identity: For $Q_4=(U_4,Y_4)\in E_T(\mathbb{Q})$ ($U_4(U_4+1)\ne0$), $\{Q_4,Q_4+S_T,Q_4-S_T\}$ has $U$-coordinates $\{U_4,U_5,U_6\}$ obeying $U_{5,6}=\frac{-2\Omega(\lambda_0U_4-\Omega\mp Y_4)}{U_4^2}$, $U_4U_5U_6=-4\Omega^2$, and $P_{coset}(U'):=U'^3-\Sigma_UU'^2-4\Omega\lambda_0U'+4\Omega^2=0$, where $\Sigma_U:=U_4+U_5+U_6=\frac{U_4^3-4\Omega\lambda_0U_4+4\Omega^2}{U_4^2}$. For $Q_4\in P_0+2E_T(\mathbb{Q})$ ($U_4\notin\{0,-1,U(d_-),U(d_+)\}$), $S_6(Q_4):=T\cup\{x_4,x_5,x_6\}$ is a $15/15$ sextuple [7, 10, 17]. For $(u,r_u)\in\{(a,t),(b,s),(c,r)\}$ ($ux_i+1=\frac{U_i+r_u^2}{r_u^2-1}$), $(ux_4+1)(ux_5+1)(ux_6+1)=\frac{-P_{coset}(-r_u^2)}{(r_u^2-1)^3}=(\frac{ur_u(r_uU_4-2\Omega)}{\Pi U_4})^2\!(ux_4+1)$ (exp31), so every $2+2$ sub-quadruple $(T\setminus\{w\})\cup\{x_i,x_j\}$ and $1+3$ sub-quadruple $\{u,x_4,x_5,x_6\}$ has square $6$-pair product, giving $9+6=15$ septuple sections/coset ($\ge19/21$ squares, type $(0,4)$; exp28), while $\prod_{i=4}^6(U_i+1)=-P_{coset}(-1)=\frac{(U_4+1)(U_4-U(d_-))(U_4-U(d_+))}{U_4^2}$ gives $\Pi x_4,\Pi x_5,\Pi x_6>0\iff(U_4+1)(U_4-U(d_-))(U_4-U(d_+))>0$, and $1+abcx_4x_5x_6=\frac{(\Omega+\lambda_0)(\lambda_0-3\Omega)+\Sigma_U}{\Pi^2}$ (for any $Q_4\cup\{e_-,e_+\}$, $1+\sigma_6=\frac{(s_4-1)^2+s_4R_4(Q_4)}{(s_4-1)^2}$; at $m=-5$, $S_6$ has $1+\sigma_6=\square$ and $P_6(S_6)\ne0$, disproving $1+\sigma_6=\square\implies P_6=0$; exp52).

Geometry of $\mathcal{S}_{3-tors}$, Hierarchy $C_r(\mathbb{Q}(r))$ & Family IV ($N=3\beta+\gamma$): Over $\mathbb{Q}(r)$, $t=-\frac{rs}{r+s},Y_r=(r+s)\Pi$ gives $C_r:Y_r^2=(r^2-1)(s^2-1)(rs-r-s)(rs+r+s)$ (exp28, exp30), with $C_r(\mathbb{Q}(r))[2]=\{W_2=(-1,0),T_1=(1,0),T_2=(-\frac{r}{r+1},0),T_3=(\frac{r}{r-1},0)\}\cong(\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z})^2$, and $P_\infty$ ($s=\infty$) generating $\mathbb{Z}P_\infty\oplus(\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z})^2\subset C_r(\mathbb{Q}(r))$:

Level $1$ ($P_\infty+T_1$): $(s(r),t(r))=(-\frac{1}{2r},\frac{r}{2r^2-1}),\Pi(r)=\frac{(r^2-1)(4r^2-1)}{2r(2r^2-1)}$ ($3P_0$ is $6$-torsion, $x(3P_0)=0$).
Level $2$ ($2P_\infty$ & $2P_\infty+T_1$): $s_{2P_\infty}(r)=\frac{2r^3-2r+1}{2r^3-2r^2-2r+1}$, $t_{2P_\infty}(r)=-\frac{r(2r^3-2r+1)}{(r-1)(2r^3+2r^2-1)}$ ($s_{2P_\infty+T_1}(r)=-s_{2P_\infty}(-r)$). By Sturm (exp28), on $2P_\infty(r)$ for $r>r_{**}\approx2.010315$ ($4r^6-8r^5-4r^4+8r^3-1=0$), all $8$ of $T(r)\cup\{d_\mp(r)\}\cup(3P_0(r)+\langle S_T\rangle)$ are positive, and the $9$ $2+2$ and $3$ $1+3$ sub-quadruples give $15$ $\mathbb{Q}(r)$-septuple sections ($S_6(2P_\infty(3))$ gives $15$ type-$(0,4)$ septuples at $r=3$ in verify_paper.py).
Homogeneous Model & Family IV ($N=3\beta+\gamma$): In $(\alpha:\beta:\gamma:N)=(1/t:1/r:1/s:1)$ ($\alpha+\beta+\gamma=0$), $\mathcal{S}_{3-tors}$ is $M^2=(N^2-\beta^2)(N^2-\gamma^2)(N^2-(\beta+\gamma)^2)$. Along $N=3\beta+\gamma$ (Family IV), $\gamma=1,\beta=\frac{1-3u^2}{3u^2}$ gives $r(u)=\frac{9u^2+1}{3(1-u^2)}$, $s(u)=-\frac{9u^2+1}{6u^2-1}$, $t(u)=-\frac{9u^2+1}{4-9u^2}$, $\Pi(u)=\frac{10u(3u^2+2)}{(1-u^2)(4-9u^2)}$ (exp30), with $a,b,c,d_-,d_+>0$ for $u\in(\frac{1}{\sqrt{6}},\frac{2}{3})$, and positive $15/15$ sextuple $S_6(u)=T(u)\cup(3P_0(u)+\langle S_T\rangle)$ on $(1/\sqrt{6},u_{**})$ ($u_{**}\approx0.440894$; $u=\frac{5}{12}$ in verify_paper.py; Family III, $N=\beta-\gamma$: $r(u)=\frac{u^2+1}{3(u^2-1)},s(u)=-\frac{u^2+1}{2u^2-1},t(u)=-\frac{u^2+1}{u^2-2}$).

Cross-Coset Type-$(2,3)$ Mechanism, $(s,\kappa)$ Master Syzygies, DKMS [7, §3], $\mathcal{C}_{triad}$ & $E_{15}$ Closure: For any $T=\{a,b,c\}$ ($a=\frac{\Pi}{t^2-1},b=\frac{\Pi}{s^2-1},c=\frac{\Pi}{r^2-1}$) and $d_\mp=a+b+c+2\Pi\mp2\Omega$, $b'_{ac}(d_\mp):=2(a+c+d_\mp+2acd_\mp)-b$ obeys $bb'_{ac}(d_\mp)+1=(a+c-d_\mp)^2-(4s^2-1)=(b+2(\Pi\mp\Omega))^2-(4s^2-1)=\frac{((2s^2-1)\Pi\mp2(s^2-1)\Omega)^2-(s^2-1)^2(4s^2-1)}{(s^2-1)^2}$. On $\mathcal{S}_{3-tors}$, $\kappa:=\Omega+\lambda_0-\Pi\in\mathbb{Q}^\times$ ($\Pi=\frac{1-\kappa^2}{2\kappa},\Omega=\frac{s^2(1+\kappa^2)-2s^3\kappa}{2\kappa(s^2-1)},\lambda_0=s-\frac{\Omega}{s^2}$) and $(x,y):=(s\kappa,\kappa^2)$ reduce $\Delta_{rt}=(r-t)^2=\frac{\Omega(\Omega-4s^3)}{s^4}=\frac{C_A(x,\kappa^2)}{(2(x^2-\kappa^2))^2}=\square$ and $bb'_{ac}(d_-)+1=\frac{C_B(x,\kappa^2)}{(2(x^2-\kappa^2))^2}=\square$ to monic cubics $C_A(x,y):=(y-2x+1)(y^2+(6x+1)y-8x^3)$ and $C_B(x,y):=y^3+2(1-4x^2)y^2+(16x^4+8x^3-16x^2+1)y-4x^3(8x^2-9x+2)$ in $y=\kappa^2$ (exp34), obeying the Master Syzygy Identities in $\mathbb{Q}[x,y]$:

$$ \begin{aligned} 9C_A(x,y)&=(8x^3-(8x+1)y+2x-1)^2+(y-(4x^2-2x-1)) R_{triad}(x,y),\\ 9C_B(x,y)&=(16x^3-6x^2-(10x-1)y-2x+1)^2+(y-(16x^2-2x-1)) R_{triad}(x,y), \end{aligned} $$

where $R_{triad}(x,y):=9y^2+(8+2x-28x^2)y+(16x^4+8x^3-20x^2+6x-1)=0$ projects $\mathcal{C}_{triad}$, while $Q_{A,0}=(4x^2-2x-1,4x(x-1)(2x+1))$ on $\mathcal{E}_A(x)$ ($2Q_{A,0}=(x^2,x(x-1)^2),T_A=(2x-1,0)$) is Family IV ($P_2+P_3$ on $\mathcal{E}_B(x)$, $2P_1+3P_2+4P_3=\mathcal{O}$). Whenever $bb'_{ac}(d_\mp)+1=\square$, $\mathcal{C}_b:=\{b'_{ac},x_5,x_6\}=Q_{b'_{ac}}+\langle S_T\rangle$ makes $T\cup\mathcal{C}_b$ a $15/15$ sextuple, $T\cup\{d_\mp\}\cup\mathcal{C}_b$ a $19/21$ septuple of type $(2,3)$, and $\mathcal{U}_8:=T\cup\{d_-,d_+\}\cup\mathcal{C}_b$ a $\ge23/28$ octuple:

DKMS [7, §3] at $2Q_{A,0}+T_A$ ($y=-6x-1$), $\mathcal{U}_8^{DKMS}(\kappa)$, $E_{Cheb}(s)$ & $\kappa_n(s)$: Over $\mathbb{Q}(\kappa)$, $2Q_{A,0}+T_A=(-6x-1,8x^2)$ gives $r(\kappa)=\frac{2(\kappa^2+1)}{\kappa^2+6\kappa+1},s(\kappa)=-\frac{\kappa^2+1}{6\kappa},t(\kappa)=-\frac{2(\kappa^2+1)}{\kappa^2-6\kappa+1},\Pi(\kappa)=\frac{1-\kappa^2}{2\kappa}$ ([7, §3] at $\kappa=1/t$; exp34). With $D_0:=(\kappa^2-6\kappa+1)(\kappa^2+6\kappa+1),N_-:=(\kappa^2+7)(2\kappa^2-3\kappa-1)(2\kappa^2+3\kappa-1),N_+:=(7\kappa^2+1)(\kappa^2-3\kappa-2)(\kappa^2+3\kappa-2)$, $d_-(\kappa)=-\frac{2\kappa N_-}{3(\kappa^2-1) D_0}$ and $d_+(\kappa)=-\frac{2N_+}{3\kappa(\kappa^2-1) D_0}$ form a $22/28$ octuple $\mathcal{U}_8^{DKMS}(\kappa)=\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+,x_4,x_5,x_6\}$, all $8$ positive on $(\kappa_{*,DKMS},3-2\sqrt{2})\approx(0.1456,0.1716)$ ($\kappa\ne1/3$). At $\kappa=\frac{1}{6}$ ($t=6$ [7]), $\mathcal{U}_8^{DKMS}(1/6)$ gives $15$ positive septuples, while $U_Q(\kappa)=-\frac{1}{2}r(\kappa) t(\kappa)$ defines $Q_{ex}$ over $\mathcal{E}_Q:W_\kappa^2=\kappa^4+38\kappa^2+1$ ($15/15$ at $\kappa=1/2$). Under $\kappa=\frac{1-p}{1+p}$, $\Delta_{rt}(s,\kappa)=\square$ gives $E_{Cheb}(s):Y_{Cheb}^2=Q_{Cheb}(s,p):=((s+1)p^2-(s-1))((s+1)(2s-1)^2p^2-(s-1)(2s+1)^2)\equiv((s+1)(2s-1)p^2\mp(s-1)(2s+1))^2-\{4,16s^2\}(s^2-1)p^2$ ($P_{triv}=(1,2)$). Here $\kappa_1(s)=\frac{s}{2s^2-1}$ ($d_+=0$) and $\kappa_2(s)=-\frac{2s^3-2s^2-2s+1}{2s^3+2s^2-1}$ recover Levels 1–2 of $C_r$ ($\mathcal{U}_8^{(2)}(s)$, positive at $s=10/9$), while $\kappa_3(s)=-\frac{2s(2s^2-1)}{(2s^3-2s-1)(2s^3-2s+1)}$ gives $\mathcal{U}_8^{(3)}(s)$ (positive at $s=4/3$; exp44).
Triad Curve $\mathcal{C}_{triad}$ & Positive Septuples: In $(\alpha:\beta:\gamma:N)$, $b'_{ac}(d_-)=b\iff2N_1^2-N_1(\beta-\alpha)-(\beta^2+\alpha^2)=0$, parameterized by $N_1(t)=t^2+1,\beta(t)=(t-2)(t+1),\alpha(t)=1-3t,\gamma(t)=-t^2+4t+1$. The root $N(t,W):=\frac{t^2+1+W}{2}$ obeys $M(N)^2=M_1(t)^2$ on $\mathcal{C}_{triad}:W^2=t^4-20t^3+34t^2+12t+9\cong E_{triad}:Y^2=X^3+34X^2-276X+2520$ (exp30) via $X=\frac{6(3+2t-W)}{t^2},Y=\frac{6(X+30)}{t}+2X-60$. On $E_{triad}$, $P_1=(66,648)$ ($(1,-6)$) has $2P_1=(\frac{106}{9},\frac{2024}{27})$ ($(\frac{9}{4},-\frac{39}{16})$), so $\text{rank}\mathcal{C}_{triad}(\mathbb{Q})\ge1$. With $M_{can}(t):=-2t(t-2)(t-1)(t+3)(2t+1)$ and $\Pi_{can}(t):=\frac{M_{can}(t)}{\beta(t)\gamma(t)\alpha(t)}$, $bb'_{ac}(d_-)+1=(\frac{(t^2+1+W)((t^2+1)(t^2+14t-27)-(t^2-2t+5) W)}{4(t-2)(t+1)(1-3t)(t-1)(t+3)})^2$. Under $(a,b,c,d_-,d_+,b'_{ac},x_5,x_6)\mapsto(-a,-b,-c,-d_+,-d_-,-b'_{ac},-x_6,-x_5)$, Sturm proves for $(t,W)\in\mathcal{C}_{triad}(\mathbb{Q})$ ($t<2,W>0$) all $8$ of $\mathcal{U}_8$ are positive, starting at $(-\frac{5}{3},\frac{122}{9})$.
$\mathbb{Q}(r_q)$-Quotient, Spoke Syzygies & $E_{15}$ Closure (exp33–exp35): Under $\iota_{triad}:(t,W)\mapsto(\frac{2t+1}{t-2},\frac{5W}{(t-2)^2})$ ($z=t-2\mapsto5/z$), $\mathcal{C}_{triad}/\langle\iota_{triad}\rangle$ is $w_q^2=u_q^2-12u_q-72$ (Post 35; $u_q=6+3r_q+\frac{9}{r_q}=z+\frac{5}{z},w_q=3r_q-\frac{9}{r_q}=\frac{W}{z},\chi^2=r_q^2(u_q^2-20)$). With $A_3=3r_q^3+47r_q^2+117r_q+81,B_3=27r_q^3+107r_q^2+153r_q+81$, $U_4=-\frac{(3r_q+5)^2A_3B_3}{(9r_q^2+32r_q+27)^2\chi^2},U_{5,6}=-\frac{2r_q^2(3r_q+5)^2\{B_3,A_3\}}{\{A_3,B_3\}^2}$, and $1+d_\mp x_{5,6}$ descend to $F_8,F_{10},G_8,G_{10}\in\mathbb{Q}[r_q]$ with $(F_8-P_{F_8}^2,G_8-P_{G_8}^2,G_{10}-P_{G_{10}}^2)=(36(r_q+3),144(r_q+1),-16r_q(7r_q+9))R_{spoke,8}$ ($R_{spoke,8}=-r_q(r_q+1)(r_q+2)(r_q+3)(2r_q+3)(5r_q+9)$), while $1+d_+b'_{ac}(d_-)=(\frac{r_q(3r_q+5)}{(r_q+2)(r_q+3)\chi})^2Q_{cross}(r_q)$ ($Q_{cross}=\frac{r_q^2(41u_q^2+336u_q+684)}{9}$). Setting $u_q(m)=\frac{2(3m^2-4m+3)}{m^2-1}$ maps $41u_q^2+336u_q+684=(\frac{4Y_m}{m^2-1})^2$ to $\mathcal{C}_{cross}:Y_m^2=261m^4-414m^3+263m^2-78m+9\cong E_{15}:Y^2=X(X+9)(X-16)$. $2$-isogeny descent with $\widehat{E}_{15}:\widehat{Y}^2=\widehat{X}(\widehat{X}^2+14\widehat{X}+625)$ mod $9,16,25$ gives $\text{im}(\alpha_{E_{15}})=\{1,-1\},\text{im}(\alpha_{\widehat{E}_{15}})=\{1,5\}\implies\text{rank}E_{15}(\mathbb{Q})=0$. Since $\#E_{15}(\mathbb{F}_7)=8$, $E_{15}(\mathbb{Q})\cong\mathbb{Z}/4\mathbb{Z}\times\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$ maps only to $r_q\in\{-3,-2,-3/2,-1\}$ ($\Pi_{can}=0$), closing $1+d_+b'_{ac}(d_-)=\square$ on $\mathcal{C}_{triad}(\mathbb{Q})$.
Cross-Coset Bridge ($20$th Pair): For any $\{x_4,x_5,x_6\}=Q_4+\langle S_T\rangle$ and $d\in\mathbb{Q}$, $M_4:=dx_4+1=\frac{dU_4+\Pi+d}{\Pi}$ and $M_{5,6}:=dx_{5,6}+1=\frac{(\Pi+d)U_4^2-2\Omega d(\lambda_0U_4-\Omega\mp Y_4)}{\Pi U_4^2}$ obey $M_5M_6=\frac{(\Pi+d)^2U_4^2-4\Omega d(\Omega d+\lambda_0(\Pi+d))U_4+4\Omega^2d(\Pi+d)}{(\Pi U_4)^2}$ and $M_4M_5M_6=\frac{(\Pi+d)^3+\Sigma_Ud(\Pi+d)^2-4\Omega\lambda_0d^2(\Pi+d)-4\Omega^2d^3}{\Pi^3}$ (exp31).

Mixed-$R_4$ Syzygies on $\mathcal{S}_{3-tors}$, $2$- vs. $4$-Condition Criterion, $H=1/3$ $2$-Descent, and Branch-B Surface (exp35–exp38): For $\{x_4,x_5,x_6\}=Q_4+\langle S_T\rangle$ on $E_{can}$ with $t:=\frac{2\Omega}{U_4}$ ($U_5+U_6=t^2-2\lambda_0t,U_5U_6=-2\Omega t$), $(1+bx_5)(1+bx_6)=(\frac{s(s-t)}{s^2-1})^2$, $1+x_5x_6=(\frac{h-t}{\Pi})^2$, and $(\frac{t^2}{2\Omega})^2Y_4^2=(1+\frac{1}{2}t(t-2\lambda_0))^2-(t-\kappa)(t-\frac{1}{\kappa})$ ($\Pi^2x_5x_6=(t-\kappa)(t-1/\kappa)$). Hence $R_4(b,d_-,x_5,x_6)=0$ (Post 35, [19]) splits over $\mathbb{Q}(\kappa,s)$ into four roots ($\delta\in\{\pm1\}$, swapped by $(\kappa,s)\mapsto(-\kappa,-s)$, $h:=\Omega+\lambda_0=\frac{\kappa^2+1}{2\kappa}$): $t_{I,\delta}(\kappa,s)=\frac{\kappa s+\delta h}{s+\delta}$ and $t_{II,\delta}(\kappa,s)=\frac{2s^2-\kappa s+\delta h}{s+\delta}$. By AHS on $\{b,d_-,x_5,x_6\}$, whenever $Q_{C2}(\kappa,s):=(s+1) D(\kappa,s) N(\kappa,s)=\square$ ($1+bx_4=\frac{s^2N}{(s-1)^2 (s+1) D}$) and $Q_{C3}(\kappa,s):=(s+1) F(\kappa,s)=\square$ ($Y_4\in\mathbb{Q}$), $1+d_-x_5,1+d_-x_6=\square$ follow, making $\{b,d_-,x_4,x_5,x_6\}\subset\mathbb{Q}$ a $9/10$ quintuple (missing $1+d_-x_4=\square$). Adjoining $\{a,c\}$ and lifting $Q_4\in P_0+2E_T(\mathbb{Q})$ to form a $20/21$ septuple $\{a,b,c,d_-,x_4,x_5,x_6\}$ requires four gates: $\Delta_{rt},Q_{C2},Q_{C3},F_\pm:=\frac{e+e'\pm2\sqrt{ee'}}{4}=\square$ ($e=1+ax_4,e'=1+cx_4$):

Mixed-$R_4$ Syzygies and Shared $(s+1) D(\kappa,s)$ Cancellation: On Branches $\text{I},+1$ and $\text{II},+1$, $Q_{C2}$ and $Q_{C3}$ complete with shared remainder $R_{[x_{5,6}=0]}=-4\kappa^2(s+1)^2(t-\kappa)(t-1/\kappa)$: $Q_{C2,I}-P_{C2,I}^2=Q_{C3,I}-P_{C3,I}^2=(\kappa^2-1)^2(2s+1)$ and $Q_{C2,II}-P_{C2,II}^2=Q_{C3,II}-P_{C3,II}^2=-(2s-\kappa+1)(2\kappa s-\kappa-1)(4\kappa s^2-4\kappa^2s-\kappa^2+1)$, where $P_{C2,I}+P_{C3,I}=P_{C2,II}+P_{C3,II}=4\kappa(s-1)(s+1)^2$. Since $d_-(\kappa,s)=\frac{2\kappa(\kappa s-1)(2s^2-\kappa s-1)}{(\kappa^2-1)(s^2-1)}$, once $Q_{C3}=Y_3^2$, ($1+bx_4,F_\pm,1+d_-x_4$) share $(s+1) D(\kappa,s)$, cancelling in pairwise products.
Low-Genus Reductions $\mathcal{H}_{II},\widetilde{\mathcal{H}}_{II},\mathcal{L}_{I},\mathcal{C}_{I}$ and $9/10$ Quintuples: On Branch $\text{II},+1$, $u=-1/2$ gives $\mathcal{H}_{II}:\kappa=-\frac{1}{2s+3}$ and $\widetilde{\mathcal{H}}_{II}:\kappa=\frac{2s+3}{4s+1}$. On $\mathcal{H}_{II}$, $Q_{C3,II}=(\frac{2(s+1)^2(2s-5)}{(2s+3)^2})^2$ and $Q_{C2,II}=\square$ gives $E_{II,C_2}:W_2^2=(2s-5)(2s+1)(4s^2-5)\cong Y^2=(X+20)(X^2+60X+720)$ ($X=\frac{120}{2s-5}$); $\phi(X,Y)=\text{sqf}(X+20)$ ($\phi(T)=-5$) proves $\text{rank}E_{II,C_2}(\mathbb{Q})\ge2$ and infinitely many $9/10$ quintuples $\{b,d_-,x_4,x_5,x_6\}$ ($s=-1/5,5/6$), while $\Delta_{rt}=\square$ gives $E_{II,\Delta}:W_\Delta^2=(4s+5)(8s^3+4s^2-8s+5)$ ($W_\Delta^2-W_2^2=4s(s+5)(4s^2+2s-3)$) and $(1+d_-x_4) W_2^2\equiv P_{6,II}(s)=(4s^3+10s^2-5)^2-4s(s-1)(4s+5)$ (exp36). On $\widetilde{\mathcal{H}}_{II}$, $W_2^2+(16s(s+1))^2=(16s^3+24s^2+12s+5)^2$; on Branch $\text{I},+1$ along $\mathcal{L}_{I}:\kappa=2s+2$ and $\mathcal{C}_{I}:\kappa=\frac{1}{2s^2+s-2}$, $Q_{C3,I}=\square$, $\Delta_{rt}=\square$ gives $E_{\Delta,5}:W_\Delta^2=-(4s+5)(4s^2-5)\cong y^2=x^3+10x^2+5x$ ($\text{rank}\ge1$), and on $\mathcal{C}_{I}$, $Q_{C2,I}F_-\equiv(2s+1)(2s+5)(4s+5),Q_{C2,I}(1+d_-x_4)\equiv(4s^3+4s^2-s-5)^2+16s(4s^2+8s+5)$.
General-$H$ Syzygies and $\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{-2})$ $2$-Descent at $H=1/3$ (Post 35, Post 43; exp37): Matching $F_{sym}=0$ into $cd=\frac{2H-1}{(H-1)^2},cf=-\frac{2H+1}{(H+1)^2}$ ($q=ab=H^2-1$), $A,B,C,D$ rescale from $Q_H(z):=z^2-2Hz+1$, obey $(H+1) A-2HB+(H-1) C=8H (H^2-1)$ and $H(2H+1) A-(4H^2-1) B+H(2H-1) C-D=0$, and diagonalize under $w_i=\frac{1-z_i}{1+z_i}$ as $Q_H(z_i)=\frac{2(H+1)}{(1+w_i)^2}(w_i^2-\lambda)$ ($\lambda=\frac{H-1}{H+1}$). In $u=y+\frac{1-4H^2}{y}$, $1+eg$ completes via $P_{edge}(u,H)=(u^2-2(3H^4-2H^2+1))^2-4(H^2-1)^3(9H^2-1)$, selecting $H=\pm1/3$. At $H=1/3$ ($y=X/9,\lambda=-1/2,K=\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{-2})$), $A_0..D_0$ factor as norms $N_{K/\mathbb{Q}}(L_i)$ ($L_1L_2L_3L_4\in\pm3(K^\times)^2$), mapping to $E_d:y^2=(x-d)(x-2d)(x+3d)=x(x^2-7d^2)+6d^3$ ($d\in\{3,6\}$; $d<0$ eliminated over $\mathbb{R}$). Kummer filtering mod $\mathbb{R},64,81,125$ (exp37) leaves $(1,1,1)$ and $\text{rank}E_{-6}(\mathbb{Q})=\text{rank}E_{-3}(\mathbb{Q})=0\implies E_d(K)=E_d(\mathbb{Q})$, so $X=0,\infty$ are the sole rational solutions, closing $H=1/3$.
Branch-B Surface, $\mathcal{M}_\Psi^\star$, Four-Equal Character Law, $10/10$ Quintuples, $20/21$ over $\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{-14})$, Collision Descent & Local Solubility (Post 43, exp38–exp39): On Branch B ($r=\frac{1}{m+d_0},s=\frac{1}{m-d_0},W=rsw_0$), once $-P_8(u_d,u_w):=S_3^2-4u_d^2(u_d^2-1)^2((u_d+u_w)^2-1)=Y_{P8}^2$, $\{c,d,f,e,g\}$ is a $9/10$ quintuple ($R_4(c,d,e,f)=R_4(c,d,f,g)=0,(1+ax)(1+bx)=R_x^2$): (1) $(26/37,24/37)$ gives a $10/10$ quintuple ($1+ab=(37/132)^2,1+eg=(3071/1729)^2$); (2) on $E_\tau(\tau,x,z)=0$, $\mathcal{M}_\Psi^\star$ gives $a,b\in\mathbb{Q}$ ($a\ne b$) with $1+ax,1+bx\in\mathbb{Q}^{\times2}\iff A\equiv B\equiv C\equiv D\pmod{\mathbb{Q}^{\times2}}$, giving at $(99/125,-284/625)$ ($[\Delta_{ab}]=[-14],1+ab=(425/304)^2$) a Galois-stable $20/21$ almost septuple over $\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{-14})$ and a $10/10$ quintuple at $(-16,19)$; (3) on $(u_w-2u_d)^2+u_d^2=1$ ($u_d=\frac{2k}{k^2+1},u_w=\frac{k^2+4k-1}{k^2+1}$), $\Psi_+^\star(\tau)=0,\Delta_{ab}=0$ gives an all-positive $9/10$ family for $k>2+\sqrt{5}$ with $1+ac=\square\iff E_{coll}:v^2=u(u+1)(u+5)$ (rank $0$), while $(x,z)=(h^{-1},h^{-2})$ in $\mathbb{Q}((h))$ has leading squares in $\{4/9,1/4,1/9,1\}$, proving local solubility over $\mathbb{Q}_v$ (exp39).
Paired & Antipodal Syzygies, $\mathcal{I}_{AL}^{(0)}$, $k_{tan}(m)$, $E_{sw}$, Post 69 Syzygies, Circle Charts, Octuples, $Q_h$ Three-Circle & Five-$R_5$ (Post 35, Post 42, Post 67, Post 69; exp40–exp43, exp58–exp60): On Source 1 [20] in $(u,H)$ ($D_\pm:=u^2\pm3u+4,c=\frac{u(3-4H)}{4},G=-\frac{4H}{u}$), $F_\pm=\frac{8u(u\pm2)(u\pm1-2H(u\pm2))}{D_\pm^2}$ complete in $H$ ($uL_{GF}-L_{cF}=3u(u+2),2u(u-2)L_{GF}-L_{FF}=4u(u-1)(u+2)$), while $\mathcal{I}_{AL}^{(0)}:(u,H)\mapsto(4/u,3/4-H)$ preserves $v^2=4H^2-3H+1$ and maps $(F_+,F_-,c,G,a,b,A,C)\mapsto(-F_+,-F_-,-G,-c,-C,-A,-a,-b)$. On Source 2 [20] (Post 69), $T=t+K/t$ ($t=cr/J,K=\frac{q(5-4q)}{4(1-q)^2},q=e^2$) splits $-(16(q-1)^3T^2-q)=\frac{L_1L_2}{t^2}$ ($L_1=\frac{q-(q-1)t^2}{q-1},L_2=16(q-1)^3t^2-q(4q-5)^2$); on $B^2=-(7q+9)(45q^2-25q-36),H^2=q^4+64q^3+1054q^2-1440q+81$, $H^2+4(5-4q)B^2=(71q^2-18q-81)^2,W_A=(71q^2-18q-81)^2+2(8q-9)B^2,(2(q-1)D_\pm)^2=s_\pm^2+4(q-1)$ ($s_\pm=\frac{71q^2-18q-81\mp H}{2B}$), giving $W_+W_-=(2eB(2q^2+63q-81))^2,D_+^2D_-^2=(\frac{e(2q^2+63q-81)}{4(q-1)^2B})^2$ (exp43), where $v_3(H^2)=1$ obstructs $v_3(e)=0$, $D_\pm^2>0$ on $(0,q_{H,1}]\cup[q_{H,2},q_{B,+})$ ($q_{B,+}=\frac{25+7\sqrt{145}}{90}$), and $C_B$ lifts over $E_1$ ($\text{rank}\ge1,P_1=(1,16),3P_1=(0,18),n\equiv\pm3\pmod{10}$). The fourths $d_1..d_4$ [22] satisfy $1+d_1d_4=(u/2)^2(1+cd_2),1+d_2d_3=(2/u)^2(1+Gd_4),1+d_1d_3=cG=v^2-1$ (Orbits I–III: $u\in\{\pm3,\pm4/3\},\{\pm6,\pm2/3\},\{\pm8,\pm1/2\}$), and $k_{tan}(m)=\frac{4m^4-33m^3+108m^2-164m+88}{(m-2)(5m^3-36m^2+76m-56)}$ along $H(m)=\frac{2m-3}{m^2-4}$ gives $23/28$ squares (exp43). (i) $E_{sw}(-4/3):Y_t^2=9t^4+260t^3+2150t^2+1764t+441$ and $E_{sw}(-3):y_m^2=m^4+110m^2+168m+64$ give $15/15$ sextuples & $23/28$ octuples ($t=55/17,m=-39/8$); on Source 1 Orbit I, $C:y^2=228x^6+595x^5+1457x^4+1904x^3+3296x^2+1024x+2304$ ($x=-1/H$) has $\dim_{\mathbb{F}_2}\text{Sel}_{quot}^{(2)}=2\implies\text{rank}J(\mathbb{Q})=1$ [24], Coleman integrals [25] bounding zeros to $x=0$. (ii) On $\mathcal{E}_{source}:H(\nu)=\frac{2\nu-1}{4-\nu^2},V^2=\nu^4+6\nu^3+5\nu^2-40\nu+32$, $\tau_{w,1},\tau_{w,3}$ give $23/28$ octuples ($H=1/3,\tau_w=8/13$). (iii) $\mathcal{S}_{sw}:Y_{sw}^2=F_{sw}(u,m)$ has sections $m_1(u)=\frac{u^4-16}{4u(u^2-2)},u_1(m)=\frac{8m(m^2-7)}{(m^2-3)(m^2+5)}$. (iv) On $\mathcal{U}_8^\mu:=\mathcal{S}_6^{anti}\cup\{M(d),M(e)\}$ [20], $[1+M(d)M(e)]=[q_0^4-q_0^2+1]$ maps to rank-$0$ $E_{24}:V^2=U(U-1)(U+3)$. In $U^2=1+t^2,X=\frac{t+q}{U},Y=\frac{qt-1}{U}$ (Post 67), $X(q,\rho)=\frac{2\rho}{d},Z_3(q,\rho)=\frac{(1+q)-(1-q)\rho^2}{d}$ factors $d^2Y^2=((q^2+1)\rho^2-(q+1)^2)((q-1)^2\rho^2-(q^2+1))$, obstructed at $q=\pm5/16$ over $\mathbb{Q}_{23}$. On $\{a,d,e,c\}$, $[1-y_+/a]=[1+aM(y_+)]=[1+y_+M(y_+)]$ on $\mathcal{S}_7^\star(\epsilon)$ ($18/21$) and $\mathcal{U}_8^{anti}(\epsilon)$ ($23/28$). (v) On $Q_h=\{\frac{h(h^2-4)}{2(h^2-2)},-\frac{2(h^2-1)}{h(h^2-2)},-\frac{2h}{h^2-2},\frac{h^2-2}{2h}\}$ (Post 42, exp58–exp60), $1+de_{reg}(h)=(\frac{h}{2(h^2-2)})^2(t^4-12t^2+16)$ ($t=h+2/h$) closes via rank-$0$ $E_t:Y^2=X(X^2-12X+16)$ ($X=0$), fifths reduce to $z_0^2+1,z_a^2+1,z_b^2+1=\square$, $G(a,b;z_0,z_1)=0$ splits into $U_\mp(r,s,\kappa)=\frac{2r^2s(\kappa^2+2\kappa r-4r^2+1)}{s(-\kappa^2+4\kappa r(r^2-1)+2r^2-1)\pm r(\kappa^2-1)(2r+s)}$, and $g_1=g_2$ obeys $1+G_i\equiv HR_i^2$ ($R_i=M_i/D_i$) and $G_1-G_2\equiv H(R_1^2-R_2^2)=0$ on $P_{orb}(v,w_z,w_e)=0$, while on $E_\rho:Y^2=X(X+\rho^2)(X+1/\rho^2)$ ($T=(1,\rho+1/\rho)$), $X(R+T)X(R-T)=1$ gives $\frac{F_\rho(X(R))}{F_\rho(X(R+T))}=\frac{\rho(X(R)-1)^2}{2(\rho^2+1)X(R)}\in[-2(\rho^2+1)(\rho^2-\rho+1)]$ at $X(U)=-\frac{\rho}{\rho^2-\rho+1}$ (exp60, exp74).
Monomial Fifth, Stars $\mathcal{S}_7^{3-refl}$, Euler Plane $\mathcal{V}_{Euler}$, Chebyshev Towers, Osculating Hierarchy & Curve $\mathcal{C}_{coinc,r}$ (exp61–exp81):
(a) Monomial Fifth, Stars $\mathcal{S}_7^{3-refl},\mathcal{S}_7^{(f_c)}$ & Modules $\mathcal{M}_3,\mathcal{N}_2^{even}$ (exp61–exp67): On $\mathcal{S}_7^{(c^*)}$, $S_{ab}^{(-)}(r,\lambda,m)=\frac{m^2-\Delta_--2m(\lambda^2(4r-3)+4r+3)}{8\lambda m}$ pays Condition 20. For regular $\{x,y,z,d_-\}$ ($L=2rst=\frac{d_+-d_-}{2},V=xyzd_--1,U=Ld_--V$), $U-V=-2r_xr_yr_z$ gives $e_{reg}(x,y,z,d_-)=-\frac{4rstr_xr_yr_z}{(xyzd_--1)^2}$ and $V^2(1+d_+e_{reg})=(U+L^2)^2-L^2(L^2+2V)$. In $(r,C_0,d_-)$ ($S_{ab}=\frac{C_0^2-2(2r^2-1)C_0d_-+d_-^2-4r^2}{4r^2d_-},d_-d_+=C_0^2-4r^2$), $f_{x,-}=2(y+z+(2yz+1)d_-)-x$ on $\mathcal{S}_7^{3-refl}=\{a,b,c,d_-,f_{a,-},f_{b,-},f_{c,-}\}$ ($15/21$) obey $1+xf_{x,-}=(x+T_0)^2-(4r_{yz}^2-1)$ ($T_0=2(abc-rst)$) and $(2ac+1)f_{a,-}-(2bc+1)f_{b,-}=-(a-b)(2ac+2bc-4c^2+3)$, while $f_{c,\mp}=d_-(a,b,d_\mp)$ on $\mathcal{S}_7^{(f_c)}=\{a,b,c,d_-,d_+,f_{c,-},f_{c,+}\}$ ($16/21$) obey $1+cf_{c,\mp}=(d_\mp-S_{ab})^2-(4r^2-1),1+d_\pm f_{c,\mp}=(\frac{d_\mp+C_0-4r^2S_{ab}}{2r})^2-8r^2(2r^2-1),1+f_{c,-}f_{c,+}=((4r^2-1)S_{ab}-C_0)^2-(4r^2-1)(16r^4-12r^2+1)$. In $t=\frac{C_0}{2r(2r^2-1)}$ on $\mu_{inf}(r,C_0)$ ($d_-=4r^2a=r(t-1/t),b=\frac{4r(r^2-1)}{t-1/t},bd_-=4r^2(r^2-1)$), $\iota_t:t\mapsto-1/t$ fixes $(a,b,d_-)$ and swaps $c\leftrightarrow f_{c,-},f_{a,-}\leftrightarrow\tilde{f}_{a,-},g_{Euler,+}\leftrightarrow\tilde{g}_{Euler,+}$ ($g_{Euler,+}=d_+(0,c,f_{a,-})$), forming $\mathcal{S}_6^{Euler}$ ($12/15$), $\mathcal{S}_7^{Euler,c}$ ($15/21$), $\mathcal{U}_8^{Euler}$ ($18/28$), and $\mathcal{U}_9^{bi-Euler}$ ($21/36$; $23/36$ on $t_1(r),\mathcal{C}_{coinc}$). All $9$ entries, $R_{c,a},R_{c,g},R_{a,g}$, and $X_1,\tilde{X}_1,X_2,X_4,\tilde{X}_4,X_5,X_6,X_{11},X_{12},X_{13}$ lie in $\mathcal{M}_3=\mathbb{Z}[r]a\oplus\mathbb{Z}[r]b\oplus\mathbb{Z}[r]r_{ad_-}$ ($r_{ad_-}=\frac{t^2+1}{2t}=\sqrt{1+ad_-},r_{ad_-}^2-(2ra)^2=1$), while $X_3=r_{bc}+r_{bf_{a,-}}=(2r^2-1)^2r+(4r^2-1)br_{ad_-}\in\mathcal{N}_2^{even}=\mathbb{Z}[r]r\oplus\mathbb{Z}[r](br_{ad_-})$ ($r_{bc}=(2r^2-1)r+br_{ad_-},X_2=r_{cd_-}+X_1,J_c=2r(2r^2-1),J_a=4r(2r^2-1)(8r^4-8r^2+1),J_g=4r^3(4r^2-1)(4r^2-3)$):

$$ \begin{aligned} c,f_{c,-}&=(8r^4-4r^2+1)a+b\pm J_cr_{ad_-},\;f_{a,-},\tilde{f}_{a,-}=(128r^8-192r^6+96r^4-16r^2+1)a+4(2r^2-1)^2b\pm J_ar_{ad_-},\\ g_{Euler,+},\tilde{g}_{Euler,+}&=8r^4(16r^4-16r^2+5)a+(4r^2-1)^2b\pm J_gr_{ad_-}, \end{aligned} $$

with all $15$ open pairs of $\mathcal{U}_9^{bi-Euler}$ having $r$-only shifts: $4r^2(1+af_{a,-})=X_1^2+(4r^2-1)=\tilde{X}_1^2-4r^2(4r^2-1)(4r^2-3)$ ($X_1=r_{d_-f_{a,-}}$), $1+d_-g_{Euler,+}=X_2^2-(4r^2-1)$, $1+bg_{Euler,+}=X_3^2-(4r^2-1)$ ($r_{bc}+r_{bf_{c,-}}=J_c,X_3+\tilde{X}_3=4r^3(4r^2-3)$), $1+cf_{c,-}=((4r^2-1)a\mp b)^2-(4r^2-1)(4r^2-3)^{(1\mp1)/2}$, $1+f_{a,-}\tilde{f}_{a,-}=X_{12}^2-(4r^2-1)(16r^4-12r^2+1)$, $1+g_{Euler,+}\tilde{g}_{Euler,+}=(32r^4(2r^2-1)a\mp(4r^2-1)^2b)^2-((4r^2(4r^2-1)(4r^2-3)^{(1\mp1)/2})^2-1)$, and $1+u_i\tilde{u}_j=X_k^2-\frac{J_iJ_j}{r^2}$ ($X_k-\iota_t(X_k)=-2rr_{ad_-},X_6-X_5=\tilde{X}_4,X_{11}-X_5=\tilde{X}_{12}$).

(b) Symplectic Euler Plane $\mathcal{V}_{Euler}$, Half-Step $H_{Cheb}$, Scale Duality, Towers & $Q_5^{Cheb}(q)$ (exp67–exp69, exp71–exp75): In $E_1=\frac{t}{r}=2a+\frac{1}{r}r_{ad_-},E_2=-\frac{1}{rt}=2a-\frac{1}{r}r_{ad_-},E_3=b$ ($E_1E_2=-\frac{1}{r^2},E_1E_3+E_2E_3=4(r^2-1),b+d_-=r^2E_1+r^2E_2+E_3$), $t$-independence of $R(w_1,w_2)^2-u(w_1)u(w_2)$ ($M_{+s}^2=M_{-s}^2$) splits into $\mathcal{V}_{Euler}=\{(p_+,p_-,s):p_++p_-=2r^2s\}=\mathbb{Q}(r)e_1\oplus\mathbb{Q}(r)e_2$ ($M_{+s}=-M_{-s}$). Here $w=\xi e_1+\eta e_2$ ($p_+=\frac{\xi+(4r^2-1)\eta}{2},p_-=\frac{-\xi+\eta}{2},s=\eta,Q(\xi,\eta)+4p_+p_-=4r^2\eta^2,\iota_V(\xi,\eta)=(-\xi-2R\eta,\eta)$), $u(w):=p_+^2E_1+p_-^2E_2+s^2E_3\in\mathcal{M}_3$, and $R(w_1,w_2):=p_{1,+}p_{2,+}E_1+p_{1,-}p_{2,-}E_2+s_1s_2E_3\in\mathcal{M}_3$ obey ($Q(\xi,\eta):=\xi^2+2R\xi\eta+\eta^2,X_{d_-}=\xi r_{ad_-}+\eta r_{cd_-}=p_+t-\frac{p_-}{t}\in\mathcal{M}_3,X_b=\xi r+\eta r_{bc}\in\mathcal{N}_2^{even},X_a=\xi a+\eta r_{ac}=\frac{p_+t+p_-/t}{2r},\tilde{X}_a=2rX_a\in\mathcal{M}_3$):

$$ \begin{aligned} 1+u(w_1)u(w_2)&=R(w_1,w_2)^2+1-(\xi_1\eta_2-\eta_1\xi_2)^2,\;1+d_-u(\xi,\eta)=X_{d_-}^2+1-Q(\xi,\eta)=(2rX_a)^2+1-4r^2\eta^2,\\ 1+bu(\xi,\eta)&=X_b^2+1-Q(\xi,\eta),\;1+au(\xi,\eta)=X_a^2+1-\eta^2=(\tfrac{X_{d_-}}{2r})^2+1-\tfrac{Q(\xi,\eta)}{4r^2},\\ u(w_1\pm w_2)&=u(w_1)+u(w_2)\pm2R(w_1,w_2),\;u(M_{Cheb}^{\pm1}(w))=Q(w)(b+d_-)+(1+2bd_-)u(w)\pm2RX_bX_{d_-}, \end{aligned} $$

with $u(w)u(M_{Cheb}(w))+Q(w)^2=R(w,M_{Cheb}(w))^2$, $(d_--b)(Q(w),u(w),R(w_1,w_2))=(d_-X_b^2-bX_{d_-}^2,X_{d_-}^2-X_b^2,X_{d_-}(w_1)X_{d_-}(w_2)-X_b(w_1)X_b(w_2))$, $\binom{X_b(M_{Cheb}(w))}{X_{d_-}(M_{Cheb}(w))}=(\begin{smallmatrix}R&b\\d_-&R\end{smallmatrix})\binom{X_b(w)}{X_{d_-}(w)}$, $R(w_{n-1},w_{n+1})=u(w_n)-Q(w_0)(b+d_-)$, $1+au(2rw)=1+d_-u(w)$ ($1+au=\square$ on $\eta=\pm1$ or $Q=4r^2$; $1+d_-u=\square$ on $Q=1$ or $\eta=\pm\frac{1}{2r}$), and $t_{b,(\xi,\eta)}(r)=-\frac{4r^4\eta(\xi+(r^2-1)\eta)+(\xi-\eta)^2-1}{4r^2\eta((r^2-2)\xi+(r^2-1)(3r^2-2)\eta)-(\xi-\eta)^2+1}$ making $1+bu(\xi,\eta)=\square$ ($t_{III}(r)=-t_{sec}(r)=t_{b,(-1,4r^2-1)}(r)$ giving $22/36$ in $\mathcal{U}_9^{bi-Euler}$, $t_{b,(1,1)}(r)=-\frac{4r^6-1}{12r^6-16r^4+1}$ for $g_0=d_+(0,a,c)=u(1,1)=4r^3t+b$, $t_{b,(\eta\pm1,\eta)}(r)=-\frac{r^2(r^2\eta\pm1)}{r^2(3r^2-4)\eta\pm(r^2-2)}$). Moreover, $M_{Cheb}(\xi,\eta)=(-\eta,\xi+2R\eta)$ has square root $M_{1/2}=H_{Cheb}:=\frac{I_2+M_{Cheb}}{2r}=\frac{1}{2r}(\begin{smallmatrix}1&-1\\1&4r^2-1\end{smallmatrix})\in\text{SO}_Q(\mathcal{V}_{Euler})$ ($M_{1/2}^2=M_{Cheb},v_{j/2}(w_0):=M_{1/2}^jw_0,v_{j/2}(e_0)=\frac{(-U_{j-3}(r),U_{j-1}(r))}{2r},S(v_{j/2}(e_0))=v_{(2-j)/2}(e_0),\det(v_{i/2}(w_0),v_{j/2}(w_0))=Q(w_0)\frac{U_{j-i-1}(r)}{2r}$), making $\widehat{\mathcal{Q}}_k^{half}(r,t)=\{b,d_-,\hat{g}_k,\hat{g}_{k+1}\}$ ($\hat{g}_k=\frac{g_k}{4r^2},1+\hat{g}_k\hat{g}_{k+1}=(u_{k+1}-a-\tilde{a})^2$) and $\mathcal{Q}_{j/2}^{(u)}(r,t,m)=\{b,d_-,\hat{u}_{j/2}(m),\hat{u}_{(j+2)/2}(m)\}$ ($\hat{u}_{j/2}=B(v_{j/2},v_{j/2}),\widehat{G}_{j/2}=4r^2\hat{u}_{j/2},1+\hat{u}_{i/2}\widehat{G}_{(i\pm1)/2}=(2rB(v_{i/2},v_{(i\pm1)/2}))^2$) regular $6/6$ quadruple towers ($R_4=0$; exp74–exp75), obeying ($Q(w_0)=1$):

$$ \begin{aligned} 1+\hat{u}_{i/2}\hat{u}_{j/2}&=B(v_{i/2},v_{j/2})^2-(\tfrac{U_{j-i-1}(r)^2}{4r^2}-1),\;1+\hat{u}_{i/2}\widehat{G}_{j/2}=4r^2B(v_{i/2},v_{j/2})^2-(U_{j-i-1}(r)^2-1),\\ 1+\widehat{G}_{i/2}\widehat{G}_{j/2}&=16r^4B(v_{i/2},v_{j/2})^2-(4r^2U_{j-i-1}(r)^2-1). \end{aligned} $$

On $Q(\xi,\eta)=1$, $w(m)=(\frac{1-m^2}{D_m(m)},\frac{2(m-R)}{D_m(m)})$ ($m=\frac{1-\xi}{\eta},D_m(m)=m^2-2Rm+1,1-\eta(m)^2=\frac{(m^2-1)(m-(4r^2-1))(m-(4r^2-3))}{D_m(m)^2},\Delta_\eta=16r^2r_{ad_-}^2((2ra)^2+(r^2-1)(K^2-1))$ along $X_{d_-}(w)=K$) intertwines $M_{1/2}$ with $\sigma_r(m):=\frac{(2r+1)m+1}{(4r^2+2r-1)-m}$ ($\sigma_r^2(m)=\mu_+(m)=\frac{m+1}{(4r^2-1)-m},v_n(m):=w_n(m)+w_{n+1}(m)=2rw(\sigma_r^{2n+1}(m)),Q(v_n(m))\equiv4r^2$) and $S(\xi,\eta)=(\eta,\xi)$ with $\iota_S(m):=\frac{(4r^2-1)-m}{m+1}=\frac{1}{\mu_+(m)}$ ($\iota_S\circ\sigma_r^j=\sigma_r^{-j}\circ\iota_S,\iota_S(\sigma_r^j(R))=\sigma_r^{2-j}(R)$, exp75). For distinct nonzero entries (exp69,exp72–exp75, tested at $N=1,2,3$), $Q_4(r,t,m)=\{b,d_-,u_0(m),u_1(m)\}$ is a regular $6/6$ quadruple (at $(2,4,3)$), and partitioning edges into base, $\{b,d_-\}\times\{u_n\},u_nu_{n+1},\{a,\tilde{a}\}\times\{g_k\}$, and $\{u_k,u_{k+1}\}\times\{g_k\}$ ($1+u_kg_k=(u_k+\Pi_k)^2,1+u_{k+1}g_k=(u_{k+1}+\Pi_k)^2$) proves for all $N\ge1$: (i) $\mathcal{U}_{4N+3}^{Cheb}(r,t,m):=\{a,b,d_-,u_{-N}..u_N,g_{-(N-1)}..g_{N-1}\}$ has $\ge12N+2$ squares ($14/21,26/55,38/105$; $\mathcal{U}_{4N+3}$ has $\ge10N+3$, $\mathcal{U}_{4N+3}^{bi-Euler}$ has $\ge12N+1$, $\mathcal{U}_{13}^{bi-Euler}$ has $29/78$), increasing to $\ge12N+3$ ($15/21,27/55,39/105$) on $t=t_{b,v_0(m)}(r)$ or $C_2\cap L_2:\{Q(v_0)=4r^2,\eta(v_0)=\frac{1}{2r}\}$ over $5r^2-1=\rho^2$ ($r(q)=\frac{q^2+4q+5}{5-q^2},\rho(q)=\frac{2(q^2+5q+5)}{5-q^2},\tilde{m}=6r^2-2r\rho-1,m(q)=\sigma_r^{-1}(\tilde{m}),1+d_-g_0=(2rX_a(v_0))^2$), and to $\ge12N+4$ ($16/21,28/55,40/105$) on both over $\mathbb{Q}(q)$, embedding non-regular $10/10$ $Q_5^{Cheb}(q)=\{b,d_-,u_0,u_1,g_0\}$, $14/15$ $\mathcal{S}_6^{Cheb}(q)=Q_5^{Cheb}(q)\cup\{e_+\}$, and $17/21$-compatible septuples; (ii) adjoining $\tilde{a}:=\frac{b}{4r^2}$ ($1+\tilde{a}d_-=r^2,1+\tilde{a}g_n=(\frac{X_n+X_{n+1}}{2r})^2,1+a\tilde{a}=\frac{5r^2-1}{4r^2}$) and $g_{-N}$ gives $\mathcal{U}_{4N+4}^{Cheb}$ ($\ge14N+2..5$) and $\mathcal{U}_{4N+5}^{Cheb}$ ($\ge14N+6..9$); and (iii) $\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{8N+6}^{lat}(r,t,m)=\{a,\tilde{a},b,d_-,\hat{u}_{(1-2N)/2}..\hat{u}_{(2N+1)/2},\widehat{G}_{(1-2N)/2}..\widehat{G}_{(2N+1)/2}\}$ has $\ge28N+7..9$ squares. For $G(\xi,\eta):=4r^2u(\xi,\eta)$, Scale Duality gives $1+aG(w)=1+d_-u(w),1+\tilde{a}G(w)=1+bu(w)$, and under $S(\xi,\eta)=(\eta,\xi)$ with $A_w:=(d_--b)\xi\eta+\frac{U_{11}}{2(d_--b)}Q_w$ ($U_{11}=2r_{au_1}(d_--b)+4rr_{bc},s_u=\frac{8r^2r_{ad_-}c_0r_{bc}}{(d_--b)^2},s_G=\frac{4rt(t^2-1)(u_1-\tilde{a})((16r^4-8r^2-1)t^4-2(2r^2+1)t^2-1)}{((t^2+1)^2-4r^2t^2)^2}$):

$$ \begin{aligned} Q_w^2+u(w)u(S(w))&=A_w^2-s_uQ_w^2,\;Q_w^2+G(w)G(S(w))=16r^4A_w^2-s_GQ_w^2,\\ R_{4,hom}(b,d_-,u(w),u(S(w));Q_w)&=(d_--b)^2s_u((\xi^2-\eta^2)^2-Q_w^2),\;R_{4,hom}(a,\tilde{a},G(w),G(S(w));Q_w)=(a-\tilde{a})^2s_G(16r^4(\xi^2-\eta^2)^2-Q_w^2). \end{aligned} $$

On $w_0=(1,0)$, $R_4(a,b,d_-,\tilde{a})=(\tilde{a}-u_1)(\tilde{a}-u_{-1})$ with $u_{-1}-\tilde{a}=\frac{((t-r)^2-(5r^2-1))((t+r)^2-(5r^2-1))}{4rt(t^2-1)}$; on $5r^2-1=\rho^2$ ($r(\lambda)=\frac{\lambda^2+1}{2(1+\lambda-\lambda^2)},\rho(\lambda)=\frac{\lambda^2+4\lambda-1}{2(1+\lambda-\lambda^2)}$), $t_\mp(\lambda)=(r+\rho)^{\pm1}$ forces $u_{\mp1}\equiv\tilde{a}$, $1+\tilde{a}b=(\frac{r(r^2+1+r\rho)}{3r^2-1+r\rho})^2$, and $s_G(r,t_+)=0$, giving $R_4=0$ quads $\{a,\tilde{a},b,d_-\}$ (at $\lambda=4/3,t_-=8$), $\mathcal{Q}_4^{swap}(\lambda,m)=\{a,\tilde{a},G(\xi_m,\eta_m),G(\eta_m,\xi_m)\}$, reflected towers $\mathcal{Q}_n^{(+)}(\lambda)=\{u_0=a,u_1=\tilde{a},g_{-n},g_n\}$ and $\mathcal{Q}_n^{(-)}(\lambda)=\{u_{-1}=\tilde{a},u_0=a,g_{-n-1},g_{n-1}\}$, $\ge15N+2$ squares in $\mathcal{U}_{4N+4}^{Cheb}(\lambda)$ ($17/28,32/66,47/120$), $\ge30N-9$ squares ($\ge6N-2$ $R_4=0$ quads, $\ge4N-3$ $9/10$-quints; $21/45,51/153,81/325$) in $\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{8N+2}^{lat}(\lambda)$, and swap pools $\mathcal{S}_6^{swap}$ ($11/15$), $\mathcal{U}_8^{swap}(m)$ ($15..17/28$), $\mathcal{U}_{11}^{swap}$ ($26/55$; exp73–exp75).

(c) Two-Gram-Matrix Theory, Opposite-Shift Law, Dihedral Shift $D_\infty$, Osculating Hierarchy $\mathcal{S}_{7,j}^{osc}$, Reflection Defect, Weierstrass Cubic $\mathcal{E}_W(R^2,Z)$ & All-Level Towers $\mathcal{S}_7^{osc,(n)},\mathcal{S}_7^{can,(n)},\widehat{\mathcal{S}}_7^{mir,(n)}$, & Curve $\mathcal{C}_{coinc,r}$ (exp63–exp65, exp70–exp87): For $\{b,d_-,u_0\}$ with $P=bd_-=R^2-1$ ($R=2r^2-1$) and $\Pi=\Pi_0:=Ru_0+X_0Y_0,\Pi_{-1}:=Ru_0-X_0Y_0$, $V=\mathbb{Q}(R)e_0\oplus\mathbb{Q}(R)e_1$ carries Gram matrices $G_B=(\begin{smallmatrix}u_0&\Pi_0\\\Pi_0&u_1\end{smallmatrix})$ ($\det G_B=-1$) and $G_Q=(\begin{smallmatrix}1&R\\R&1\end{smallmatrix})$ ($\det G_Q=-P,\text{tr}(G_B\text{adj}G_Q)=u_0+u_1-2R\Pi_0=S_{b,d_-},B(\xi,\eta;\eta,\xi)=Q_{Cheb}(\xi,\eta)\Pi_0+\xi\eta S_{b,d_-}$) with $1+B(v_1,v_1)B(v_2,v_2)=B(v_1,v_2)^2-(\det(v_1,v_2)^2-1),1+bB(v,v)=X(v)^2+1-Q_{Cheb}(v,v),1+d_-B(v,v)=Y(v)^2+1-Q_{Cheb}(v,v)$. For $e_n=M_R^ne_0=(-U_{n-2}(R),U_{n-1}(R)),h_n=e_n+e_{n+1}$, $u_n=U_{n-2}^2u_0+U_{n-1}^2(S_{b,d_-}-u_0)+2U_{n-1}T_n\Pi_0$, $\Pi_n=U_{n-2}U_{n-1}u_0+U_{n-1}U_n(S_{b,d_-}-u_0)+U_{2n}\Pi_0$, and $g_n=2(R+1)\Pi_n+S_{b,d_-}$. Setting $N_R:=M_R-RI_2=2r(M_{1/2}-rI_2)$, $N_R^TG_BN_R=(R^2-1)G_B+S_{b,d_-}G_Q$ and $N_R^TG_B-G_BN_R=S_{b,d_-}\Omega$ give $(M_R^{-n})^TG_BM_R^n=G_B-S_{b,d_-}(U_{n-1}^2G_Q+T_nU_{n-1}\Omega)$ and $B(M_R^{-n}v,M_R^nv)=B(v,v)-U_{n-1}(R)^2Q_{Cheb}(v,v)S_{b,d_-}$ (exp77), proving for all $k\in\mathbb{Z},n\ge1$ (exp73) the All-Step Infinite Chebyshev Shift Table:

$$ \begin{aligned} 1+u_{k-n}u_{k+n}&=(u_k-U_{n-1}^2S_{b,d_-})^2-(U_{2n-1}^2-1),\;1+u_{k+1-n}u_{k+n}=(\Pi_k-U_{n-2}U_{n-1}S_{b,d_-})^2-(U_{2n-2}^2-1),\\ 1+g_{k-n}g_{k+n-1}&=(2(R+1)u_k-(U_{n-2}+U_{n-1})^2S_{b,d_-})^2-(4(R+1)^2U_{2n-2}^2-1),\\ 1+g_{k-n}g_{k+n}&=(2(R+1)\Pi_k-(U_{n-2}+U_{n-1})(U_{n-1}+U_n)S_{b,d_-})^2-(4(R+1)^2U_{2n-1}^2-1),\\ 1+u_{k\mp n}g_{k\pm n-(1\pm1)/2}&=(\Pi_{k-(1\pm1)/2}+u_k-U_{n-1}(U_{n-2}+U_{n-1})S_{b,d_-})^2-((U_{2n-2}+U_{2n-1})^2-1), \end{aligned} $$

giving at $n=1$ the eight universal laws on $\mathcal{W}_7=\{b,d_-,u_{-1},u_0,u_1,g_{-1},g_0\}$ ($13/21$), while $e_+=\frac{4R\Pi(P\Pi^2+RS_{b,d_-}\Pi+R^2)}{(P\Pi^2-R^2)^2}$ and $(P\Pi^2-R^2)^2(1+g_0e_+)=(2R\Pi S_{b,d_-}+(R+1)(3R-1)\Pi^2+R^2)^2-4R(R+1)\Pi^2((R+1)\Pi^2-R)$. In $\kappa:=\frac{d_-(X_0-1)}{Y_0-1}=\frac{d_-}{k}$ ($k=\frac{Y_0-1}{X_0-1};\kappa=\frac{48}{7}$ at $(2,4,3)$), $(u_0,X_0,Y_0)=(-\frac{4\kappa(\kappa-b)(\kappa-d_-)}{(\kappa^2-P)^2},-\frac{\kappa^2-2b\kappa+P}{\kappa^2-P},\frac{\kappa^2-2d_-\kappa+P}{\kappa^2-P})$ gives $1-\det(w(\kappa_1),w(\kappa_2))^2=\frac{\prod_{\varepsilon_1,\varepsilon_2\in\{\pm1\}}(\kappa_1\kappa_2+(\varepsilon_1R+\varepsilon_2)(\kappa_1-\kappa_2)-P)}{(\kappa_1^2-P)^2(\kappa_2^2-P)^2}$, and $\Pi(\tau_\kappa)-1=\frac{\tau_\kappa+2R}{2}u_0(\tau_\kappa)$ descends $(P\Pi^2-R^2)^2(1+g_0e_+)$ to $\deg_{\tau_\kappa}8$ in $\tau_\kappa=\kappa+\frac{P}{\kappa}$, lifting iff $\tau_\kappa^2-4P=\square$ (at $(2,4)$, $\deg_k16,g=7;\deg_{\tau_\kappa}8,g=3$; on $Q_5^{Cheb}(q)$, $1+g_0e_+=\frac{N_{38}}{D_{19}^2}$, lifting iff $S,5S-1=\square$). In $\sigma_\kappa=\kappa-\frac{P}{\kappa}$, $u_0-(b+d_-)=C_0$ collapses $\Pi_{(-1\pm1)/2}=\mp\frac{\tau_\kappa\pm2R+2C_0}{\tau_\kappa\mp2R},u_{\pm1}=-\frac{(C_0\pm2R)(\tau_\kappa\pm2R)}{\tau_\kappa\mp2R}$ and gives $S_{b,d_-}=-\frac{C_0\sigma_\kappa^2+4\tau_\kappa}{\sigma_\kappa^2-4},S_{b,d_-}^2-4P=(\frac{\sigma_\kappa}{\sigma_\kappa^2-4})^2M(R,C_0,\tau_\kappa)$ ($M=(C_0\tau_\kappa+4R^2)^2-4P(C_0+\tau_\kappa)^2,(C_0^2-4P)M=((C_0^2-4P)\tau_\kappa+4C_0)^2-4P(C_0^2-4R^2)^2$), where $(X_0,Y_0)\mapsto(X_0,-Y_0)$ induces $\bar{\kappa}=\frac{d_-(\kappa-b)}{\kappa-d_-}$ and $\tau_{\bar{\kappa}}=I_{C_0}(\tau_\kappa):=-\frac{C_0\tau_\kappa+4R^2}{C_0+\tau_\kappa}$ ($I_{C_0}^2-4P=\frac{M}{(C_0+\tau_\kappa)^2}$, fixing $S_{b,d_-},u_0$ and swapping $u_1\leftrightarrow u_{-1}$), while $J_R:(R,\Lambda)\mapsto(-R,-\frac{2R-1}{2R+1}\Lambda)$ swaps $c^*_-\leftrightarrow c^*_+$ and $(D_-D_+W)^2(1+c^*_-c^*_+)=16\Lambda^4[(C_0W+4(4R^2-1)(C_0+\tau_\kappa))^2+((R-1)^2D_0^2-R^2)((R+1)^2D_0^2-R^2)W^2]$ ($W=\sigma_\kappa^2-4$). In $T_*=\tau_\kappa+2R$ ($\sigma_\kappa^2=T_*^2-4RT_*+4$), $L_j(r,T_*):=U_{j-1}(r)T_*-2U_{j-3}(r)$ and $T_j:=L_{j+1}-rL_j=T_j(r)T_*-2T_{j-2}(r)$ ($T_j^2-(r^2-1)L_j^2=\sigma_\kappa^2,T_j^2-R^2\sigma_\kappa^2=(r^2-1)L_{j-2}L_{j+2},L_iT_j-L_jT_i=-U_{j-i-1}(r)\sigma_\kappa^2,L_j^2-L_{j-m}L_{j+m}=U_{m-1}(r)^2\sigma_\kappa^2$) factor $\hat{u}_{j/2}=\frac{L_j(L_jS_{b,d_-}-4rT_j)}{4r^2\sigma_\kappa^2}$, $1+\{b,d_-\}\hat{u}_{j/2}=(\frac{\{b,d_-\}L_j-2rT_j}{2r\sigma_\kappa})^2$ ($\kappa L_{2k}=2\ell_{2k,-}\ell_{2k,+},\kappa L_{2k+1}=\ell_{2k+1,-}\ell_{2k+1,+}$, factoring $t_b^{(\pm)}(\hat{u}_{j/2})$; while $\varphi_b(x)=\frac{b-x}{1+bx}$ [28, 29] has $b^6R_5=\Phi_5^{(-)}\Phi_5^{(+)}$, mapping $\mathcal{Q}_{5,j}^{reg}$ on $b=\frac{2t_b}{1-t_b^2}$ to $10/10$ $\widetilde{\mathcal{Q}}_{5,j}^{refl}$, with $R_4(b,\varphi_b(x_i))=\frac{(1+b^2)^2}{\prod(1+bx_i)^2}R_5(b,x_i,b)$ and $R_5(b,x,y,\varphi_b(x),\varphi_b(y))<0$ when radicands are $>0$; exp80,exp82), and $1+\hat{u}_{i/2}\hat{u}_{j/2}=(\frac{L_iL_jS_{b,d_-}-2r(L_iT_j+L_jT_i)}{4r^2\sigma_\kappa^2})^2+\frac{4r^2-U_{j-i-1}(r)^2}{4r^2}$ (collapsing on $\mathcal{T}_{j_0},\mathcal{L}_{j_0}$), while $\iota_Z:(T_*,S)\mapsto(4R-T_*,-S)$, $\iota_{V_*}:(T_*,S)\mapsto(\frac{4}{T_*},-S)$, and $\mathcal{M}_{1/2}(T_*)=\frac{(4R+2)T_*-4}{T_*+2}$ ($\mathcal{M}_{1/2}^2=\iota_Z\circ\iota_{V_*}=\mathcal{M}_{fwd},\mathcal{M}_{1/2}^m(T_*)=\frac{2L_{m+2}}{L_m}$) shift $\hat{u}_{j/2}(\mathcal{M}_{1/2}^m(T_*))=\hat{u}_{(j+m)/2}$ and unite $\mathcal{S}_{7,j}^{osc}$ ($W_j=4r^2\sigma_\kappa^2-L_j^2,D_j=r^2(4R^2-1)\sigma_\kappa^4-(r^2-1)W_j^2$) into one $\mathrm{PGL}_2(\mathbb{Q}(R))$-orbit (exp78–exp79): $j=0$ ($D_\sigma:=3\sigma_\kappa^4+32P\sigma_\kappa^2-64P,Z=\sigma_\kappa^2$) and $j=1$ ($\widehat{W}=-W_1=(4R+2-T_*)((2R+1)T_*-2),\widehat{D}=D_1$), i.e., the $18/21$ osculating surfaces $\mathcal{S}_7^{osc}(R,\kappa)$ and $\widehat{\mathcal{S}}_7^{osc}(r,\kappa)$ (exp70–exp80, graph $(2,2)$: $13$ quads [$2$ $R_4=0$], $3$ quints [$2$ $R_5=0$]):

$$ \begin{aligned} \Lambda_{sol}&=-\frac{8(2R+1)\sigma_\kappa^2\tau_\kappa}{D_\sigma},\;b=\frac{16P(\sigma_\kappa^2-4)\tau_\kappa}{D_\sigma},\;d_-=\frac{D_\sigma}{16(\sigma_\kappa^2-4)\tau_\kappa},\;X_0=-\frac{(3Z^2+64P)\tau_\kappa}{\sigma_\kappa D_\sigma},\;Y_0=\frac{5Z^2-32Z-64P}{8(Z-4)\sigma_\kappa\tau_\kappa},\\ \widehat{\Lambda}_{sol}&=-\frac{(R+1)(2R+1)(T_*^2-4)\sigma_\kappa^2}{\widehat{D}},\;\hat{b}=-\frac{P(T_*^2-4)\widehat{W}}{\widehat{D}},\;\hat{d}_-=-\frac{\widehat{D}}{(T_*^2-4)\widehat{W}},\;2\widehat{D}\equiv(R+1)(4R^2-1)\sigma_\kappa^4-(R-1)\widehat{W}^2. \end{aligned} $$

Here $G_\mp(R,Z),G_{-+}(R,Z)\in\mathbb{Q}(R,Z)$ ($G_+(R,Z)=G_-(-R,Z)$) and $\widehat{G}_\mp(R,V_*),\widehat{G}_{-+}(R,V_*)\in\mathbb{Q}(R,V_*)$ ($V_*=\frac{\sigma_\kappa^2}{T_*}=T_*+\frac{4}{T_*}-4R,\widehat{W}=T_*\widehat{W}_V,\widehat{D}=T_*^2\widehat{D}_V$) have degrees $10,10,18$, identified via $Z=\frac{8(R+1)V_*}{V_*+4(R+1)}$ (exp78), with remainders $\Delta_-=4D_-^2-(\Lambda^2-1)^2,\Delta_+=4D_+^2-((2R-1)^2\Lambda^2-(2R+1)^2)^2,\Delta_{-+}=(D_-D_+)^2-16\Lambda^2R^2((2R-1)\Lambda^2-(2R+1))^2$ (exp85) splitting over $R_{Pell}(q)=\frac{q^2+1}{q^2-1}$ ($Q_{base}=(\frac{\sigma_\kappa}{\kappa})^2F_{Pell,-}F_{Pell,+},S_{b,d_-}\mp2p_q=-(\frac{\kappa\mp p_q}{\kappa})^2\frac{F_{Pell,\pm}}{Z-4}$), $R_{Br1}(q)=\frac{3q^2+1}{2(q^2-1)}$, $R_{conj}(q)=\frac{q^2+3}{2(q^2-1)}$ (exp79–exp82). In $u=\Lambda b$ and $(X_W,Y_W)=(c_3u,c_3Y_u)$ ($c_3=-2Z(2R-1)(Z-4)$), $E_{master}(\Lambda,b,d_-)=0$ is birational to the monic Weierstrass cubic $\mathcal{E}_W(R^2,Z):Y_W^2=X_W^3+A_WX_W^2+B_WX_W$ ($A_W=-Z((8R^2-5)Z-32R^2+16),B_W=4Z^2P(4R^2-1)(Z-4)^2=X_W(P_\infty)X_W(Q_0),T_0=(0,0),P_\infty=(4P(Z-4)^2,16\tau_\kappa P(Z-4)^2),Q_0=((4R^2-1)Z^2,-4\tau_\kappa(4R^2-1)Z^2)$), where $\mathcal{I}_b$ is $\ominus$, $(b\leftrightarrow d_-)$ is reflection through $P_\infty$, and their composition is a QRT elliptic translation [30] $Q_{n-1}=[n]P_\infty\oplus T_0$, $D_Z=X_W(Q_0)-X_W(P_\infty),X_W(Q_1)=\frac{64(Z+4P)X_W(P_\infty)X_W(Q_0)}{D_Z^2},N_{W,1}+D_{Z,2}=64(Z+4P)D_Z,N_{W,1}-D_{Z,2}=2N_{W,2}$, even multiplier $\mu_n(R^2,Z)=-\frac{X_W(P_\infty)}{X_W(Q_{n-2})}\frac{X_W(Q_{n-1})-X_W(Q_0)}{X_W(Q_{n-1})-X_W(P_\infty)}$ ($\mu_2=\frac{N_{W,1}}{D_{Z,2}}$ splitting on $R_{Pell},R_{HPell}$), and $2$-descent $\frac{X_W(Q_{m+1})}{X_W(Q_0)}=P^{(m+1)\bmod2}\mathcal{W}_m^2,\Lambda_n=-\frac{(2R+1)Z}{2(Z-4)}\mathcal{W}_{m_{ev}}\mathcal{W}_{m_{od}},b_n=P\frac{\mathcal{W}_{m_{ev}}}{\mathcal{W}_{m_{od}}},d_{-,n}=\frac{\mathcal{W}_{m_{od}}}{\mathcal{W}_{m_{ev}}},\frac{b_n}{d_{-,n}}=(\frac{X_W(Q_{n-1})}{X_W(Q_n)})^{(-1)^n}$, adding $+1+8$ squares to $\mathcal{U}_{12}^{pre}$ (exp81–exp85). At $Z=8(R+1)=16r^2$, $\log_{\mathcal{E}}(z(Q_1))=8R-16R^3-\frac{8}{3}R^4+O(R^5)\ne0$ ($k_n=(-1)^{n-1}\lfloor\frac{n+1}{2}\rfloor,c^*_{-,n}=-8k_n(k_n-1)R^2+O(R^3),c^*_{+,n}=-8k_n^2R^2+O(R^3),u_{1,n}-u_{0,n}=2(1-1/k_n)+O(R)$) proves $n=1$ is the unique degenerate level ($b_1^{can}=\frac{P}{R},d_{-,1}^{can}=R,c^*_-=g_{-1}=0$), while every $n\ge2$ gives non-degenerate $\ge18/21$-compatible $\mathcal{S}_7^{can,(n)}(r)$, $\mathcal{U}_{14}^{can,(n)}(r)$ ($\ge34/91$ in $\mathbb{Q}(r)$, $\ge35/91$ on $5r^2-1=\rho^2$; exact at $n=2,3$), and mirror duals $\widehat{\mathcal{S}}_7^{mir,(n)}(w)=-\mathcal{S}_7^{can,(n)}(-R)|_{R=1-2w^2}$ ($T_*=2R$) having $\ge18/21$ squares in $\mathbb{Q}(w)$ and $\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{14}^{mir,(n)}(w)$ having $\ge34/91$ squares in $\mathbb{Q}(w)$ ($\ge35/91$ on $5w^2-1=\rho^2$; exact at $n=2,3$) ($Z_{mir}=16w^2$; exp84), with $\deg_R(\operatorname{den}(\Lambda_n^{can}))=\binom{n+1}{2}$ for $1\le n\le 8$ ($n=2$: $\Lambda_2^{can}=-\frac{(R+1)(2R+1)}{R(2R^2-1)},b_2^{can}=\frac{P(2R^2-1)}{R(2R+1)},d_{-,2}^{can}=\frac{R(2R+1)}{2R^2-1}$; gate degrees $(12,16,26),(24,28,50),(36,44,80),(60,64,122)$ and smooth hyperelliptic genera $g(\mathcal{C}_{-,n})=(5,11,17,29),g(\mathcal{C}_{+,n})=(7,13,21,31),g(\mathcal{C}_{-+,n})=(12,24,39,60)$ at $n\in\{2,3,4,5\}$, $\text{disc}(N_{12,-})=-2^{84}\cdot727\cdot9506088833$, finite by Faltings [6]; exp81–exp86), and $\mathcal{B}_{+,i}^{(n)}-\mathcal{B}_{-,i}^{(n)}=2(X_W(Q_{n-1})X_W(Q_n)+B_W)$ proves $\Delta_-(R,\Lambda_n)=0,\Delta_+(R,\Lambda_n)=0$ disjoint at all $n\ge1$ away from $R\in\{0,\pm1\},B_W=0$ (exp87). Setting $\kappa=R-1$ ($Z=4,V_*=\frac{1}{R}$) gives $\widehat{\mathcal{S}}_7^{osc}(r,R-1)$ ($18/21$) and $\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{15}^{osc}$ ($\ge39..40/105$), $s=\frac{\kappa}{R-1}$ halves degrees, and adjoining $a,\tilde{a},g_k,\hat{g}_k,G_k$ gives $\mathcal{U}_{10}^{osc}$ ($25/45$), $\mathcal{U}_{11}^{osc}$ ($28..29/55$), $\mathcal{U}_{13}^{osc}$ ($33..34/78$: $14$ quads [$3$ $R_4=0$], $3$ quints [$2$ $R_5=0$]), and $\mathcal{U}_{16}^{osc},\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{16}^{osc}$ ($43..44/120$). For all $(R,\Lambda)$, $C_0^2-4P=w_1^2+3$, $\binom{2R}{C_0}=(\begin{smallmatrix}V_\Lambda&U_\Lambda\\U_\Lambda&V_\Lambda\end{smallmatrix})\binom{1}{w_1}$, and $\kappa_{univ}(R,\Lambda):=-\frac{C_0(w_1^2+3)}{2(w_1^2+1)}$ gives $M(R,C_0,\tau_{\kappa_{univ}})=\frac{(-4C_0^2w_1^2+w_1^6+5w_1^4+7w_1^2+3)^2}{4C_0^2(w_1^2+1)^2(w_1^2+3)}$, defining $18/21$-compatible $\mathcal{S}_7^{univ}(q,\Lambda)$ on $w_1(q)=\frac{q^2-3}{2q}$ ($b(-3/q,\Lambda)=d_-(q,\Lambda)$) whose sign group $V_4=\{\Lambda,\frac{1}{\Lambda},-\frac{w_1\Lambda+1}{\Lambda+w_1},-\frac{\Lambda+w_1}{w_1\Lambda+1}\}$ spans all four $19/21$-compatible branches of $\Delta_-=-4\Lambda(\Lambda-w_1)(\Lambda w_1-1)=0$ and $\Delta_+=0$ and all four twin-fifth branches $f_{1..4}=2\Lambda((w_1\mp1)R\mp w_1)=0$ (exp87). Finally, $4rt(t^2-1)(g_{Euler,+}-f_{a,-})=P_{CaseA}(r,t^2)$ closes Case A, $t=\pm\frac{1}{4r^2-1}$ gives $1+f_{a,-}f_{c,-}=\square$ ($b=c$), and $R_4(a,d_-,f_{a,-},g_{Euler,+})=0$ splits into $t=\pm t_1(r)=\pm\frac{4r^2-1}{2(2r^2-1)}$ ($g=0$: $\mathcal{Q}_5^\star(r),\mathcal{S}_6^{refl}(r)$ with $15$ $18/21$ branches at $r=2$; $P_1(r)$ on $\mathcal{E}_{I},\mathcal{E}_{II}$ [$\deg_r([n]P_1)=2,12,26;2,10,22$]) and smooth $g=4$ $\mathcal{C}_{coinc,r}:F_{coinc,\pm}(r^2,t)=0$ ($r^2=\frac{(Y-2X-4)(Y+2X-4)}{64(X+4)},t=-\frac{4}{X}$) over $E_{coinc}:Y^2=X^3+8X^2+32X+80$, where $Q_{I},Q_{II}=\square$ (exp61–exp87).

Proof. Verified in verify_paper.py, exp25–exp87, and THEOREMS_AND_PROOFS.md. $\square$

10. Limitations and scope

No rational septuple ($21/21$) is claimed. $\mathcal{S}_7^{(20/21)}$ adds relation type $(|\mathcal{R}_4|,|\mathcal{R}_5|)=(5,2)$ ($\text{dim}=1,\text{gens}=2$) [2, 3, 4], and larger pools ($\mathcal{U}_{4N+3..5}^{Cheb},\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{8N+2..6}^{lat},\mathcal{U}_{10..16}^{osc},\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{15..16}^{osc},\mathcal{U}_{14}^{can,(n)},\widehat{\mathcal{U}}_{14}^{mir,(n)},\mathcal{U}_{8,11}^{swap}$) organize square conditions without improving $m=7$ compatibility.
Finiteness on $\mathcal{H}$ vs. Problem 3.3: Theorem 3(4) proves $\mathcal{C}_+(a,\lambda)=0$ on Branch 1 has $g=3$ cover $\mathcal{H}$, so Faltings [6] gives finiteness on $\mathcal{H}$, leaving $\mathcal{S}_{4,2},\mathcal{E}_{Br1}$ open; rational points on $\tau_\kappa,S,Z,V_*$-quotients lift only when $\tau_\kappa^2-4P$, $(S,5S-1)$, $(Z,Z+4P)$, or $((V_*+4R)^2-16,T_*V_*)$ are squares with distinct nonzero entries.
Completeness on $\mathcal{H}$ & unpaid edges: Faltings is ineffective; our $50,000$-height search on $\mathcal{E}^{(1)}$ and u/kiro_dioph7's $295$-prime sieve (Post 35) are bounded, while [23] (Post 68) proves $\mathcal{H}(\mathbb{Q})=\{(\pm1,\pm16),(\pm2,\pm55),\infty_\pm\}$ via Quadratic Chabauty. Curve II has $\deg(c_1c^*_\mp+1)=36,32$; Theorem 5 eliminates $Q_4\equiv-2$ ($Y_B^2,G(k)=\square$ closed at $k\in\{2,3\}$ [16]); $z=z_{L_1}$ (Theorem 6) leaves $ac+1,\mathcal{F}_{ab},\mathcal{G}_d,H=\square$; $\mathcal{C}_{triad}$ closes $1+d_+b'_{ac}(d_-)=\square$ via $E_{15}$; Theorem 7 closes $H=1/3$ via $\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{-2})$ $2$-descent, $u_w=2u_d$ via Pythagorean Syzygy, $(u_w-2u_d)^2+u_d^2=1$ via $E_{coll}$, and [20–22] give $23/28$ octuples ($E_{24}$, Orbit-I $2$-Selmer/Chabauty [24, 25], $\mathbb{Q}_{23}$ at $q=\pm5/16$, Post 69 on $(0,q_{H,1}]\cup[q_{H,2},q_{B,+})$); $\kappa_2,\kappa_3$ give $22/28$.

11. Reproducibility

verify_paper.py and verify_jac_selmer.py in supplement.zip (Python 3/SymPy) verify all identities and tuples across Theorems 1–7 (THEOREMS_AND_PROOFS.md, exp9–exp87):

Suite: python3 -I verify_paper.py runs check_theorem_1()–check_theorem_7(), evaluate_S42_point, and verify_exp39()–verify_exp87() in $447.5\text{ s}$.
Scripts: python3 -I exp78*.py–exp87*.py run in $5.0,7.8,7.0,2.0,2.9,31.3,8.8,39.6,16.5,2.0\text{ s}$.

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Reviewer report

Accept

The update preserves the accepted contribution and adds a substantive analysis of the Vieta iteration: an explicit elliptic-translation model, generically nondegenerate canonical sections beyond Level $2$, and certified finiteness results for the remaining square conditions at levels $2$–$5$. These extensions meaningfully clarify this construction route toward the septuple problem. They do not solve that problem.

The birational cubic model and the fixed secant point explain the iteration through the elliptic group law. The attribution to Hone [30, §2] is appropriate: composition of the two switches as an elliptic translation is established QRT theory; the contribution here is the explicit identification and its consequences for this Diophantine family. The formal-group argument and Laurent expansions provide information beyond checking finitely many iterates. Together with the universal square identities, they support the stated lower bounds on compatibility. Nondegeneracy here concerns rational functions and consequently generic specializations, with poles, zeros and collisions excluded.

The residual-curve result is now appropriately scoped. Square reduced denominators and square-free numerators establish the twelve stated hyperelliptic genera, so Faltings [6] gives finiteness for each residual condition at each of the four certified levels. This does not establish finiteness over the entire infinite tower. Likewise, the denominator-degree formula is certified for $1\le n\le8$, not proved for unrestricted $n$. The mirror base change $R=1-2w^2$ correctly makes $Z_{\mathrm{mir}}=16w^2$ a square. The branch determinant argument proves disjointness of the two remainder-vanishing loci on the stated open set; it does not rule out simultaneous squareness with nonzero remainders.

I reproduced exp83–exp87; all assertions passed. This includes the symbolic Level-$3$ square and clique counts, the universal algebraic identities, the denominator-degree checks through Level $8$, and the twelve square-freeness and denominator checks at levels $2$–$5$. I also checked the Laurent labeling directly from the canonical recurrence, finding the local discrepancy below. I did not rerun the historical searches or the aggregate suite. The previously requested correction to the thirty-fifth edge is present:

$$ 1+a_2\tilde a_2=\frac{5r^2-1}{4r^2}. $$

The following local corrections and presentation improvements should accompany acceptance:

Correct the fifth labels in the Laurent statement. Supplement Item 42, Theorem 20(110), and §9(c) assign $-8k_n(k_n-1)R^2$ to $c^*_{-,n}$ and $-8k_n^2R^2$ to $c^*_{+,n}$ without accounting for an exchange. Direct expansion of the supplied canonical formulas gives
$$ (c^*_{-,3},c^*_{+,3})=(-32,-16)R^2+O(R^3), $$$$ (c^*_{-,4},c^*_{+,4})=(-32,-48)R^2+O(R^3), $$
whereas the displayed rule predicts the reversed pairs. Account explicitly for the exchange when transferring the formal-group chart to the level labels, or state the leading coefficients as an unordered pair. Their nonvanishing and inequality, and hence the nondegeneracy conclusion, are unaffected. A short explanation of the torsion translation and parity convention would make this proof easier to audit. Also align the sign convention for $z$ in the exp83 docstring with the actual calculation.
Retain compatibility qualifiers when shortening older passages. In particular, §9's DKMS specialization now says “15 positive septuples” where the accepted text specified $19/21$. Restore that qualifier, and the omitted $14/15$ and $18/21$ qualifiers in §8's numerical counts. The surrounding formulas make the intended partial claims clear, but the abbreviated wording is misleading.
Simplify the abstract and separate the new results in §9(c). The abstract is informative but overloaded with notation. Emphasize what the elliptic iteration establishes, which finiteness statements have finite level ranges, and the three conditions that remain unpaid. The supplemental research note should also restrict its statement that canonical levels cannot yield an infinite $20/21$ family to the four certified levels.

This version supplies neither seven distinct nonzero rationals satisfying all $21$ square conditions nor a complete nonexistence proof. It therefore does not meet the solve definition.