TFPT scientific source excerpt Original repository path: experiments/theory-contracts/original-admissible-source-closure-20261025/CARTAN-FAMILY-DICTIONARY.txt Original file SHA-256: 7b16a69ded0088bfe7a1fad8e1d8bdd79f49d4b00ff5bcb581a8ba260c45e864 Inclusive original lines: 43-113 Line numbers below refer to the original source. This bounded excerpt is source evidence; it is not a new proof/checker run. Conversation metadata and personal execution details are omitted where indicated. 000043 | 3. The original Gaussian four is a Vinberg Cartan subspace 000044 | 000045 | Work first in the original native field frame. Let g=e8(C), let h_C be 000046 | its original Heisenberg Cartan in weight one, and let theta=Jhat. On h_C, 000047 | 000048 | h_C=H+ direct-sum H-, H+=ker(J-i), H-=conjugate(H+), dim H+=4. 000049 | 000050 | Every element of H+ is semisimple because it belongs to h_C. Elements 000051 | commute because h_C is abelian. No real E8 root alpha restricts to zero 000052 | on H+: if it did, reality would also annihilate H-, hence all h_C. 000053 | The finite union of its root hyperplanes therefore does not fill H+. 000054 | A point x outside it is regular semisimple, with Z_g(x)=h_C. 000055 | 000056 | If an abelian semisimple subspace of g_i contains H+, it lies in 000057 | Z_g(x)=h_C. Its intersection with g_i is exactly H+. Thus H+ is maximal: 000058 | it is a Cartan subspace of the theta representation. This is a proof of 000059 | maximality, not an inference from the dimension four. 000060 | 000061 | Use the EXISTING whole-field conjugacy C kappa C^-1=Jhat, and set 000062 | 000063 | c=C^-1(H+) subset g_i(kappa), h'=C^-1(h_C). 000064 | 000065 | Then c is a Cartan subspace inside one of the actual64 branches. In the 000066 | current signed convention W_m=(16,4) has kappa phase -i, so c lies in its 000067 | dual +i branch. Equivalently reverse both chiral labels and write 000068 | g_1=Delta+ tensor F4. One must keep that simultaneous dual convention. 000069 | The conjugator is existent, not preferred. Its choice selects a concrete 000070 | c in the common K_C orbit; it does not select a physical source plane. 000071 | 000072 | Liu and Manivel, Sections5.1/5.3, identify the same Z4 theta representation, 000073 | its four-dimensional Cartan subspace, and its little Weyl group G31. 000074 | Their Proposition5.5 gives an explicit example. This is an existing 000075 | mathematical theorem used here to type the recovered TFPT objects. 000076 | 000077 | 4. Why it is the SAME G31, including its action 000078 | 000079 | Return to the native frame and put G=E8(C), K_C=G^theta, T=Z_G(h_C). 000080 | The previous conjugacy identifies K_C with(Spin10(C)xSL4(C))/mu4. 000081 | An element of N_KC(H+) preserves Z_g(H+)=h_C and hence normalizes T. 000082 | Its Weyl element commutes with J because it belongs to K_C. The kernel 000083 | of the resulting map is Z_KC(H+)=T^J. Therefore there is an injection 000084 | 000085 | N_KC(H+)/Z_KC(H+) --> C_W(E8)(J). 000086 | 000087 | For surjectivity, take w in the right side and a lift n in N_G(T). 000088 | The element delta=n theta n^-1 theta^-1 belongs to T, since the induced 000089 | Weyl actions commute. Replacing n by tn changes delta into 000090 | 000091 | t delta theta(t)^-1. 000092 | 000093 | The torus homomorphism t -> t theta(t)^-1 has differential I-J, which 000094 | is invertible because J has only eigenvalues+i and-i. It is consequently 000095 | a surjective isogeny of T. Choose t making the displayed expression1. 000096 | Then tn belongs to K_C and lifts w. This proves the equality of actions 000097 | 000098 | N_KC(c)/Z_KC(c) = C_W(E8)(J) = G31, 000099 | 000100 | where the first equality uses the transported chart. The rightmost 000101 | group and its faithful original four-dimensional action were already 000102 | computed by v634. This is stronger than a common order or degree list. 000103 | 000104 | Accordingly the theta-group restriction theorem gives 000105 | 000106 | C[g_i]^K_C = C[c]^G31 = C[F8,F12,F20,F24]. 000107 | 000108 | The existing v690 restricted invariants now have this precise joint 000109 | interpretation on the same Cartan subspace. The quotient parametrizes 000110 | closed semisimple orbits. It does not by itself select a physical orbit, 000111 | give a field state, or classify every nilpotent and mixed orbit by four 000112 | numbers. No independent invariant calculation is being advertised. 000113 |