A torsion-intersection proof of perfect-cuboid nonexistence on 1,072 explicit master-tuple fibers

Building on the genus-3 reduction $C_A:w^2={\lambda }^8+A{\lambda }^4+1$ established in our companion paper (arXiv:2604.09328), we give an unconditional proof of the perfect-cuboid conjecture (“Conjecture B”) on $\mathrm{1,072}$ explicit master-tuple fibers, excluding all rational $(a,b)$-specialisations on each such fiber. Our three main contributions are: (i) a structural classification theorem showing that every primitive Euler-brick arises from the standard $(a,b,m,n)$-parametrisation up to scaling; (ii) a torsion-intersection argument applied to the elliptic quotients $E_A^{\mathrm{\prime }}$ and $E_A^{\mathrm{\prime }\mathrm{\prime }}$: whenever the rank-zero hypothesis and the appropriate torsion condition hold for one of them, $\mathrm{\mid }{H}_{m,n}(\mathbb{Q})\mathrm{\mid }=8$ is forced, with the eight points all corresponding to degenerate bricks; (iii) two complementary techniques to verify the rank-zero hypothesis algorithmically – PARI’s ellrank (2-descent) and, where this is ambiguous, Sage’s exact rational evaluation of $L(E,1)\mathrm{/}{\mathrm{\Omega }}_E$ via modular symbols, which combined with the modularity theorem, Kolyvagin’s theorem, and Edixhoven’s bound on the Manin constant for semistable curves yields an unconditional rank-zero certificate – together with an explicit lift count refining the naive torsion-intersection bound when the torsion is larger than the leading case. We exhibit $\mathrm{1,072}$ such fibers with $\max (m,n)\le 100$ on which Conjecture B is thereby established unconditionally.