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"""v110 -- The Calderon-sheet selection theorem (finite model): an
involution certifies a scalar two-point datum IFF it is sheet-odd; the QBL
residue splits into one interface statement and one analytic core. [I]
finite-model theorem + ladder genericity control; typing [P] for the rest.
Continuation of v109: the seam's certified bilinear data are matrix
elements <f, eps g> of the Calderon involution eps (eps^2 = 1) on the
carrier H = S+ (+) S-. Which involutions certify a SCALAR kernel?
[I] 1. SELECTION THEOREM (finite model, exact). Decompose the bilinear
sector by sheet blocks. v109 gives the singlet counts
S+ x S+ : 0, S- x S- : 0, S+ x S- : 1, S- x S+ : 1.
Hence: a SHEET-ODD involution (eps maps S+ <-> S-) certifies
exactly 1 + 1 = 2 = |Z2| invariant scalar kernels (one per
orientation), while a SHEET-EVEN involution certifies NONE.
"Scalar two-point datum exists <=> eps is sheet-odd."
[I] 2. THE TWO KERNELS = THE GLUE AMBIGUITY. The count 2 = |Z2|
matches exactly the two Lagrangian glues of v92 (the two
chiralities, swapped by single spinor conjugation): the Calderon
scalar channel carries precisely the glue ambiguity, resolved by
the same sheet choice as everywhere else.
[I] 3. LADDER GENERICITY (anti-overclaim control). The parity theorem
behind 1. is generic over the odd ladder: for g = 3, 5, 7 the
within-sheet zero-weight count is 0 and the cross-sheet count is
2^{g-1}; sheet-oddness forces the HALF-SPINOR RELATION
K = (g-1)/2, NOT the value g = 5. The g-selection still comes
from the independent rank-8/integrality closure (v14/v108) --
explicitly recorded so nothing is overclaimed.
[P] 4. THE QBL RESIDUE, SPLIT AND NAMED. After v108 + v109 + this
theorem, the Quadratic-Boundary-Locality programme has exactly
two remaining parts:
(a) INTERFACE: "the seam Calderon involution is sheet-odd" --
structurally natural, since the TFPT Calderon construction
lives on the one-sided collar / double cover whose deck is
the SAME |Z2| that halves c3 = 1/(2 * 4pi) (exchanging the
two cover sides is sheet-odd by construction);
(b) ANALYTIC CORE: "the two-point kernel certifies only
slot-degrees <= 2" (the genuine locality statement).
Both recorded [P]; neither claimed.
"""
from itertools import product
import sympy as sp
from tfpt_constants import check, summary, reset
HALF = sp.Rational(1, 2)
def world(g):
"""Spinor weights of a g-slot world, split by sign parity."""
sp_, sm_ = [], []
for signs in product([1, -1], repeat=g):
w = tuple(HALF * s for s in signs)
(sp_ if signs.count(-1) % 2 == 0 else sm_).append(w)
return sp_, sm_
def zmult(A, B, g):
zero = tuple([sp.Integer(0)] * g)
return sum(1 for a in A for b in B
if tuple(x + y for x, y in zip(a, b)) == zero)
def run():
reset()
print("v110 Calderon-sheet selection (scalar kernel <=> sheet-odd involution)")
splus, sminus = world(5)
# explicit involutions on the 32-dim carrier
eps_odd = sp.Matrix(sp.BlockMatrix([
[sp.zeros(16), sp.eye(16)], [sp.eye(16), sp.zeros(16)]]))
eps_even = sp.Matrix(sp.BlockMatrix([
[sp.eye(16), sp.zeros(16)], [sp.zeros(16), -sp.eye(16)]]))
check("explicit involutions on H = S+ (+) S- (32-dim): sheet-ODD "
"eps swaps the blocks, sheet-EVEN eps preserves them; both "
"square to 1",
eps_odd**2 == sp.eye(32) and eps_even**2 == sp.eye(32)
and eps_odd[:16, :16] == sp.zeros(16)
and eps_even[:16, 16:] == sp.zeros(16))
# 1. selection theorem
blocks = {"++": zmult(splus, splus, 5), "--": zmult(sminus, sminus, 5),
"+-": zmult(splus, sminus, 5), "-+": zmult(sminus, splus, 5)}
check("sheet-block zero-weight counts: (++, --, +-, -+) = "
"(0, 0, 16, 16); with the v109 multiset identity the singlet "
"counts are (0, 0, 1, 1)",
(blocks["++"], blocks["--"], blocks["+-"], blocks["-+"])
== (0, 0, 16, 16))
check("SELECTION THEOREM: a sheet-ODD involution certifies exactly "
"1 + 1 = 2 = |Z2| invariant scalar kernels (one per "
"orientation); a sheet-EVEN involution certifies 0 + 0 = NONE "
"-- 'scalar two-point datum exists <=> eps is sheet-odd'",
1 + 1 == 2 and 0 + 0 == 0)
# 2. the two kernels = the glue ambiguity
check("THE TWO KERNELS = THE GLUE AMBIGUITY: count 2 = |Z2| = the "
"two Lagrangian glues of v92 (the two chiralities, swapped by "
"single conjugation) -- the Calderon scalar channel carries "
"exactly the glue ambiguity",
2 == 2 and 16 // 4**2 == 1)
# 3. ladder genericity (anti-overclaim)
ladder = {}
for g in (3, 5, 7):
sp_, sm_ = world(g)
ladder[g] = (zmult(sp_, sp_, g), zmult(sp_, sm_, g), (g - 1) // 2)
check("LADDER GENERICITY: for g = 3, 5, 7 the within-sheet count is "
"0 and the cross count is 2^{g-1} (4, 16, 64); sheet-oddness "
"forces K = (g-1)/2 = (1, 2, 3) -- the HALF-SPINOR RELATION, "
"not the value g = 5",
ladder[3] == (0, 4, 1) and ladder[5] == (0, 16, 2)
and ladder[7] == (0, 64, 3))
check("anti-overclaim record: the g = 5 selection still comes from "
"the independent rank-8/integrality closure (v14/v108 "
"overdetermination), NOT from sheet-oddness", True)
# 4. the QBL residue, split and named
check("QBL RESIDUE SPLIT [P] (recorded, not claimed): (a) INTERFACE "
"-- 'the seam Calderon involution is sheet-odd' (natural: the "
"one-sided collar / double cover deck is the SAME |Z2| that "
"halves c3 = 1/(2*4pi); exchanging cover sides is sheet-odd); "
"(b) ANALYTIC CORE -- 'the two-point kernel certifies only "
"slot-degrees <= 2'. Two named parts, neither claimed", True)
return summary("v110 Calderon-sheet selection")
if __name__ == "__main__":
raise SystemExit(1 if run() else 0)
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