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This research demonstrates order drop and modular realization for hypergeometric coefficients in symmetric cubes, suggesting implications for prime behavior.
We prove the order drop, modular realization, and split/inert Eisenstein dichotomy for symmetric-cube hypergeometric coefficients at a mixed CM point. At split primes both Eisenstein seeds share the same Hecke eigenvalue and the tower survives; at inert primes a unit-root local factor obstructs it. The split-prime supercongruence is reduced to an explicit bivariate Fricke–Hecke congruence on a two-dimensional Eisenstein module via a logarithmic jet-extension framework, in which transport layers vanish by a binomial cancellation rather than by size estimates.
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