The orientation calculation constructs the normalized positive shell El=MlK/NE_l=M_lK/\sqrt N, its horizontal center derivative WaW_a, and its exact canonical norm Gl=l(d−1)(l+d)/d2G_l=l(d-1)(l+d)/d^2. Here l=n−1l=n-1, where the index and depth are inferred from measured masses under the shared spectral rules. Right multiplication by the constant Hermitian Clifford matrix αaright\alpha_a^{\rm right} preserves the shell and horizontality. Consider

Ya=Waαaright.(1) Y_a=W_a\alpha_a^{\rm right}. \tag{1}

The full matrix integral ∫El†Ya\int E_l^\dagger Y_a vanishes, and ∥Ya∥2=Gl\|Y_a\|^2=G_l. This is a conserved-matrix-charge constraint, not an electric-charge assignment. The conjugate iYaiY_a has the same norm and canonical symplectic pairing 2Gl2G_l with YaY_a.

1. An Explicit Current and Its Harmonics

Use t=X⋅pt=X\cdot p, w=X⋅aw=X\cdot a, v=∇tv=\nabla t, and z=∇wz=\nabla w, with p,ap,a orthonormal. The real Gegenbauer polynomials and normalization are

A=l+d−1d−1Cl(d−1)/2(t),B=Cl−1(d+1)/2(t),N=(l+d−1d−1). A=\frac{l+d-1}{d-1}C_l^{(d-1)/2}(t),\quad B=C_{l-1}^{(d+1)/2}(t),\quad N=\binom{l+d-1}{d-1}.

Set B=0B=0 at l=0l=0. Direct full Clifford traces give the bare linear current of (1):

Jsh=[ϕ−(tϕ′+dϕ)w2]v+[−(1−t2)ϕ′+dtϕ]wz,ϕ=2B(A+tB)N.(2) \boxed{J_{\rm sh}=[\phi-(t\phi'+d\phi)w^2]v +[-(1-t^2)\phi'+dt\phi]wz,\qquad \phi=\frac{2B(A+tB)}N.} \tag{2}

It is the codifferential of the closed two-form ϕw dt∧dw\phi w\,dt\wedge dw. In particular its divergence vanishes. For the massive selected shell, multiply (2) by clc_l, and by A\mathcal A if the base field and disturbance both carry physical amplitude A\sqrt{\mathcal A}. That amplitude remains uncalibrated.

The polynomial ϕ\phi is odd with degree at most 2l−12l-1. The coexact basis in this angular family uses ϕL=CL−2(d+3)/2\phi_L=C_{L-2}^{(d+3)/2}, L≥2L\ge2, in (2). Its exact Hodge eigenvalue and normalized squared current norm are

ΛL=(L+1)(L+d−2),∥VLsh∥2=ΛL(d−1)(d+1)(2L+d−1)(L+dd+2).(3) \Lambda_L=(L+1)(L+d-2),\qquad \boxed{\|V_L^{\rm sh}\|^2= \frac{\Lambda_L(d-1)}{(d+1)(2L+d-1)}\binom{L+d}{d+2}.} \tag{3}

The Gegenbauer ODE is (1−t2)ϕL′′−(d+4)tϕL′+(L−2)(L+d+1)ϕL=0(1-t^2)\phi_L''-(d+4)t\phi_L' +(L-2)(L+d+1)\phi_L=0. Substituting it into the ordinary sphere Hodge operator verifies (3)'s eigenvalue in general dimension. For the norm, the two-form has squared pointwise norm ϕL2w2(1−t2−w2)\phi_L^2 w^2(1-t^2-w^2). Conditional sphere moments give its transverse average (d−1)(1−t2)2/[d(d+2)](d-1)(1-t^2)^2/[d(d+2)]; integration by parts and the Gegenbauer norm give (3).

Thus the complete expansion is

Jsh=∑L=3,5,…,2l+1qLVLsh.(4) J_{\rm sh}=\sum_{L=3,5,\ldots,2l+1}q_L V_L^{\rm sh}. \tag{4}

There is exactly no first coexact harmonic. Exact rational polynomial elimination computes every qLq_L, independently of numerical spatial quadrature. Since B(A+tB)B(A+tB) is a nonzero polynomial for l≥1l\ge1, at least one current power is strictly positive.

2. A Strictly Negative Leading Response

The charge-fixed background response therefore gives

Ssh=−∑L=3,5,…,2l+12qL2∥VLsh∥2(L−1)(L+d)<0,l≥1.(5) \boxed{S_{\rm sh}=-\sum_{L=3,5,\ldots,2l+1} \frac{2q_L^2\|V_L^{\rm sh}\|^2}{(L-1)(L+d)}<0, \qquad l\ge1.} \tag{5}

At l=0l=0 the direction itself vanishes. The physical reduced form is ηl2A2cl2Ssh/ρB\eta_l^2\mathcal A^2 c_l^2 S_{\rm sh}/\rho_B. Its normalization cannot be omitted in a physical rate comparison.

Assignment Depth Index SshS_{\rm sh}, approximately
W 2 76 -0.773139
Z 2 81 -0.782822
Higgs 2 95 -0.807051
down 3 1 0; direction absent
strange 3 4 -0.466000
up 4 3 -0.348223
charm 4 20 -9.976551
top 4 72 -120.069239
neutrino comparison 1 5 10 -5.548687
neutrino comparison 2 5 15 -16.206480
neutrino comparison 3 5 22 -46.536302
electron 6 13 -24.562970
muon 6 35 -895.743384
tau 10 23 -11067.434600

Representative exact values are Sstrange=−233/500S_{\rm strange}=-233/500, Sup=−2440/7007S_{\rm up}=-2440/7007, and Se=−354830314897901983/14445741281688310S_e=-354830314897901983/14445741281688310. The report preserves all exact fractions and harmonic powers.

These signs apply throughout the occupied excited sectors; they are not a depth-three/four selector or independent support for their assignments. A negative constrained energy direction does not by itself establish exponential growth, observed decay or negative complete particle inertia. In fact the conjugate iYaiY_a belongs to an exact stationary shape family. The full symplectic dynamics, reciprocal frequency response and off-shell modes remain necessary for a persistence conclusion.

3. A Broader Bounded Polarization Check

The same script retains two transverse center directions a,ba,b, right matrices I,αa,αb,iαaαbI,\alpha_a,\alpha_b,i\alpha_a\alpha_b, and both real phases. It computes their full real Gram matrix, canonical symplectic form, current Gram matrix and first-harmonic moments. Two independent cubatures agree. After removing null field combinations, the real ranks are eight at depth two and sixteen at the other excited depths; the symplectic map squares to −4I-4I in the physical metric. These finite ranks are numerical, whereas (2)–(5) are exact polynomial results.

The numerical span also contains higher-current witnesses orthogonal to both orientation/conjugate pairs, with zero first-harmonic current. This is broader than a two-direction calculation, but it is still not the entire degenerate shell or an invariant dynamical truncation.

Reproducibility

The single checker combines actual Clifford contractions, full finite-span symplectic geometry, symbolic Hodge identities, rational expansions and two independent spatial cubatures. Its final report passes 300 evaluations across fourteen assignments. The exact profile agrees with actual matrices within 5.1×10−135.1\times10^{-13} normalized error. Successful versions and corrected pilot errors retain their exact source bytes. These are internal classical field deformations, distinct from the electron's literal deterministic position trajectory.