Explores symmetric-cube hypergeometric coefficients in a mixed CM point, revealing key congruences.
We study symmetric-cube hypergeometric coefficients at the mixed CM point (1/6,1/3;1). The full split-prime supercongruence A(mp) ≡ A(m) (mod p⁴) is reduced to a single scalar congruence S(p) ≡ 27 (mod p⁴). This sum is evaluated unconditionally modulo p and modulo p², the latter via a companion endpoint theorem Ãp−1 ≡ 2·27ᵖ⁻¹−1 (mod p²) proved using the Eisenstein–Lerch formula. The mod p³ layer is reduced to one explicit weighted congruence but remains open. All other results — order drop, Eisenstein dichotomy, Hecke–Fricke finite reduction, module-wide failure, and self-reciprocity pairing — are unconditional.
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