TFPT scientific source excerpt Original repository path: documents/origin_theory/sections/004-section-interpretation-mc-the-self-reproducing-cosmic-cy.tex Original file SHA-256: 52ab400c124217018e6267fab72995d288463f58fc8a54b2a9b88f08bde39295 Inclusive original lines: 175-191 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. 000175 | The lattice glue $(D_5{\oplus}A_3){+}\mu_4\to E_8$ has an exact \emph{conformal-field-theory} mirror. The 000176 | level-$1$ WZW central charges $c=\dim\mathfrak g/(1{+}h^\vee)$ are the compiler atoms: 000177 | \[ 000178 | c(E_8)_1=\tfrac{248}{31}=8=\operatorname{rank}E_8,\qquad c(D_5)_1=\tfrac{45}{9}=5=\gcar,\qquad c(A_3)_1=\tfrac{15}{5}=3=\Nfam, 000179 | \] 000180 | and the coset has $c=8-5-3=0$ --- the criterion for a \emph{conformal embedding} 000181 | $(D_5)_1{\times}(A_3)_1\subset(E_8)_1$. So the $(5,3)$ split is central-charge \emph{additivity}, and the 000182 | ``$8$'' in $\cthree=\tfrac1{8\pi}$ is $c(E_8)_1$. (\emph{Honest:} $c=248/31{=}8$ is \emph{not} sold as a 000183 | closure --- the content is the embedding $c_{\mathrm{coset}}{=}0$.) 000184 | 000185 | \textbf{$SU(3)\leftrightarrow SU(4)$ reconciliation.} Why is the flavor monodromy $\rho$ valued in $SU(3)$ 000186 | while the carrier glue is $A_3{=}SU(4)$? Both are sides of $\mathbb P^1\setminus\mu_4$: with $n{=}4$ punctures, 000187 | $H_1=\Z^{\,n-1}$, so $\Nfam=|\mu_4|-1=3$. The \emph{carrier} side is the puncture/center $Z_4{=}\mu_4$ 000188 | ($A_3{=}SU(4)$); the \emph{flavor} side is the monodromy on $H_1{=}\Z^3$, $SU(3)$-valued, with center 000189 | $Z_3$ (triality) whose phases are the parabolic weights $\{0,\tfrac13,\tfrac23\}$ ($\neq$ the $SU(4)_1$ 000190 | weights $\{0,\tfrac38,\tfrac12\}$), and $SU(3)\subset SU(4)$ via $4\to3{+}1$. So it is \emph{not} one WZW for 000191 | all gates, but one geometry $\mathbb P^1\setminus\mu_4$ with two dual sides. (\emph{Checked}: the Cardy route