Ideal Classification in the Full Singular Order

The exact presentation gives a direct product decomposition

O_sing ≅ Z_3 × R_pair,
R_pair = Z_3[eta]/(eta^2 - 3 eta).

Therefore every ideal of O_sing splits uniquely as

I = 3^a Z_3 × I_pair,

where a >= 0 and I_pair is an ideal of the pair factor.

So the full singular ideal theory is exactly the product of:

For the finite quotients

O_k = O_sing / 3^k O_sing,

the number of ideals is therefore

#Ideals(O_k) = (k+1) * ((k+1) + 4(k-1)) = (k+1)(5k-3).
quotient ideals on V7 branch ideals on pair factor total ideals
O/3^1O 2 2 4
O/3^2O 3 7 21
O/3^3O 4 12 48
O/3^4O 5 17 85
O/3^5O 6 22 132
O/3^6O 7 27 189

So the full singular node is a Cartesian product of a chain and a projective-line bouquet. The split V7 branch contributes only linear depth; all branching happens inside the glued V1/V5 pair factor.