The (s,t) transport is the rank-one slice of the divisorial family #
WallTransport.lean pulls the three-coordinate (s,t) charge family back to a
polarised numerical surface through the degree-weighted toNumClassHom.
DivisorialWallSlice.lean builds the arbitrary-(B,ω) charge family of a real
divisor space from a full ChernCharacter. Until this file, those two
descendants of Wall.ChargeFamily had no theorem connecting them: the
hierarchy was a forest with two formula owners, reZ/imZ on one side and
ChernCharacter.centralCharge on the other.
For any NumericalRealization of the surface's rational intersection ring in
a real divisor space, the two families agree exactly: the compressed (s,t)
family is the reindexing of the intrinsic divisorial family along the rank-one
slice B = sH, ω = tH, where H is the realized polarisation. Consequently
every rank-one child (the K3 model included) reaches both the circle, line,
disjointness, and nesting theorems of the (s,t) polynomial and the
arbitrary-(B,ω) divisorial layer, and the wall loci of the two presentations
coincide pointwise.
Nothing here is geometric: the identity is a match of two arithmetic
presentations of -∫ ch₂^B + (ω²/2) ch₀ + i ω·ch₁^B.
The rank-one slice parameters B = sH, ω = tH of a realized
polarisation, indexed by the (s,t) plane of WallTransport.lean.
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The realized polarisation pairs with the realized first Chern class to the
rational H-degree.
The realized polarisation has the rational polarisation square.
The two branches of the wall hierarchy agree. The degree-weighted
(s,t) charge of WallTransport.lean is the intrinsic divisorial charge at
B = sH, ω = tH.
The compressed (s,t) family is literally the reindexing of the intrinsic
divisorial family along the rank-one slice.
The (s,t) wall of two classes is the rank-one slice of their divisorial
wall.