Qgeo emergence light
v503_qgeo_emergence_light.py · frontier
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QGEO.EMERGE.LIGHT.01: the v215 deferred emergence test (lever 7) EXECUTED in its first honest LIGHT version, plus the RESIDUAL-CONVERGENCE result QGEO-R1 == P2-R1 (analysis/kill-test class, v347/v264 style; NO marker moves -- QGEO.REALIZE.01 stays [C]/[O], AX.P2.01 stays an axiom). [N] NO DYNAMICAL SELECTION (zeta-log-det via the Dedekind-eta formula, mpmath 40 digits): logF = log(tau2 |eta|^4) exactly S-invariant (< 1e-35); on the rectangular family tau = it a strict local MAXIMUM (g'(1) = 0, g''(1) = -1.298) but a MINIMUM in the tau1-direction (h''(0) = +0.298): tau = i is a SADDLE of the full moduli space; critical points = the CM points (E2*(i) = E2*(rho) = 0 to 40 digits, generic 0.163 != 0); the GLOBAL det' winner at fixed area is the HEXAGONAL torus (logF(rho) = -1.03352 > logF(i) = -1.05469, diff 0.021169; Osgood-Phillips-Sarnak 1988) -- free-field dynamics alone does NOT select tau = i; criticality at the square = Palais symmetric criticality (the independent heat trace is equally critical). [N] SHARP RIGIDITY (v280 lattice DtN, N = 8): the mod-4 off-character indicator (the v215-K3 lever as a MODULUS FUNCTION) vanishes to 8e-15 EXACTLY at tau = i and rises strictly monotonically in both directions (min 8.4e-2 for t != 1) -- an isolated zero, not a flat valley; R^2 = Z2 exact as permutation matrices (the v492 Z8 bridge on the lattice); j(it) >= 1728 with equality ONLY at t = 1, j(rho) = 0. [E] THE Z2 CHAIN IS MODULUS-BLIND: the involution has exactly 4 fixed points and [Z2, Delta_t] = 0 on EVERY torus (v216 confirmed without mark input); pillowcase det' = 1/2 torus det' EXACTLY (+- pair structure, ratio 1 to 1e-12) so all tau conclusions transfer verbatim; [Z2, H_t] = 0 for all t -- marks / mark-locality / deck^2 exist on EVERY pillowcase, ONLY the order-4 clock distinguishes tau = i; Aut(E_rho) = Z6 (element orders 1,2,3,6) contains NO order-4 element -- dynamics and clock are logically INDEPENDENT selectors; GIVEN the clock, P(iZ) = P(Z) forces a3 = a2 = a1 = 0 and j = 1728 identically (v493 mini): the modulus is NOT a second input. [C/O] RESIDUAL CONVERGENCE (the core finding): the order-4 element on H^1 is a COXETER element of W(A3) (char poly lam^3+lam^2+lam+1, order h(A3) = 4 = |mu4| = N_fam + 1) -- exactly the P2 cusp-class/carrier datum of the P2 hardening (v499 R1) => QGEO-R1 == P2-R1: ONE common residual, 'why does the raw seam carry the order-4 clock', not two scattered ones; chain: (i) mark count 4 derived (v216 [E]), (ii) square derived GIVEN the clock (v493 [E]), (iii) clock = carrier input [C], (iv) rest = the dynamical realisation of the clock [O]; route classification (v347 analogue): B-rigidity in the sharpened form 'RP seam data => order-4 clock' is the live route -- free dynamics alone does NOT deliver the clock (the hexagonal finding). LEVER UPDATE (documented here, v215 itself unchanged): v215 lever 7 lifted from 'deferred, not executable' to 'light version EXECUTED, result: rigidity, not dynamical selection' -- marks emerge, the square does NOT emerge dynamically, it is pinned by the clock, and the clock is the input. Python (mpmath 40 digits + numpy/scipy lattice + sympy exact); the eta/E2*/j CM identities, the pillowcase halving and the Coxeter charpoly are Wolfram-mirrored, the lattice DtN curves stay Python-only (flagged).
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