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FUST.DζOperator

noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Diff2 (f : ) (z : ) :
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    noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Diff3 (f : ) (z : ) :
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      noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Diff4 (f : ) (z : ) :
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        noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Diff5 (f : ) (z : ) :
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          noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Diff6 (f : ) (z : ) :
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            Numerator Coefficient Uniqueness #

            Diff5 general numerator: f(φ²z) - a·f(φz) + b·f(z) - a·f(ψz) + f(ψ²z) Diff6 general numerator: f(φ³z) - A·f(φ²z) + B·f(φz) - B·f(ψz) + A·f(ψ²z) - f(ψ³z)

            The coefficients are uniquely determined by the kernel conditions.

            noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Diff5_general (a b : ) (f : ) (z : ) :

            Diff5 general numerator with parameters (a, b)

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              noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Diff6_general (A B : ) (f : ) (z : ) :

              Diff6 general numerator with parameters (A, B)

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                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff5_C0_condition (a b : ) :
                (∀ (z : ), Diff5_general a b (fun (x : ) => 1) z = 0) b = 2 * a - 2

                Condition C0: Diff5[1] = 0 iff 2 - 2a + b = 0

                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff5_C1_condition (a b : ) :
                (∀ (z : ), Diff5_general a b id z = 0) b = a - 3

                Condition C1: Diff5[id] = 0 iff (φ² + ψ²) - a(φ + ψ) + b = 0

                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff5_coefficients_unique (a b : ) :
                (∀ (z : ), Diff5_general a b (fun (x : ) => 1) z = 0)(∀ (z : ), Diff5_general a b id z = 0)a = -1 b = -4

                Diff5 coefficient uniqueness: Diff5[1] = 0 and Diff5[id] = 0 determine a = -1, b = -4

                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff5_general_eq_Diff5 (f : ) (z : ) :
                Diff5_general (-1) (-4) f z = Diff5 f z

                Diff5_general with determined coefficients equals Diff5

                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff6_D1_condition (A B : ) :
                (∀ (z : ), Diff6_general A B id z = 0) B = A - 2

                Condition D1: Diff6[id] = 0 iff F₃ - A·F₂ + B·F₁ = 0, i.e., 2 - A + B = 0

                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff6_D2_condition (A B : ) :
                (∀ (z : ), Diff6_general A B (fun (t : ) => t ^ 2) z = 0) B = 3 * A - 8

                Condition D2: Diff6[x²] = 0 iff F₆ - A·F₄ + B·F₂ = 0, i.e., 8 - 3A + B = 0

                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff6_coefficients_unique (A B : ) :
                (∀ (z : ), Diff6_general A B id z = 0)(∀ (z : ), Diff6_general A B (fun (t : ) => t ^ 2) z = 0)A = 3 B = 1

                Diff6 coefficient uniqueness: Diff6[id] = 0 and Diff6[x²] = 0 determine A = 3, B = 1

                Diff6_general with determined coefficients equals Diff6

                theorem FUST.DζOperator.FUST_coefficient_uniqueness :
                (∀ (a b : ), (∀ (z : ), Diff5_general a b (fun (x : ) => 1) z = 0)(∀ (z : ), Diff5_general a b id z = 0)a = -1 b = -4) ∀ (A B : ), (∀ (z : ), Diff6_general A B id z = 0)(∀ (z : ), Diff6_general A B (fun (t : ) => t ^ 2) z = 0)A = 3 B = 1

                Complete coefficient uniqueness for Diff5 and Diff6

                Half-order mixing parameter: λ = 2/(φ + 2) = 2/(φ² + 1) ≈ 0.5528

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                  Alternative form: λ = 2/(φ² + 1)

                  Uniqueness condition: halfOrderParam satisfies μ·(φ² + 1) = 2

                  If μ·(φ² + 1) = 2, then μ = halfOrderParam

                  Diff7 Algebraic Reduction to Diff6 #

                  Diff7 antisymmetric numerator form: [1, -a, b, -c, +c, -b, +a, -1] Diff7(a,b,c)f = f(φ⁴z) - a·f(φ³z) + b·f(φ²z) - c·f(φz) + c·f(ψz) - b·f(ψ²z) + a·f(ψ³z) - f(ψ⁴z)

                  Key result: ker(Diff7) = ker(Diff6) implies Diff7 provides no new structure.

                  noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Diff7_general (a b c : ) (f : ) (z : ) :

                  Diff7 general antisymmetric numerator with parameters (a, b, c)

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                    theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff7_E0_condition (a b c z : ) :
                    Diff7_general a b c (fun (x : ) => 1) z = 0

                    Condition E0: Diff7[1] = 0 holds for antisymmetric form (coefficient sum = 0)

                    theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff7_E1_condition (a b c : ) :
                    (∀ (z : ), Diff7_general a b c id z = 0) 3 - 2 * a + b - c = 0

                    Condition E1: Diff7[id] = 0 iff 3 - 2a + b - c = 0 (using Fibonacci: F₄ = 3, F₃ = 2, F₂ = 1, F₁ = 1)

                    theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff7_E2_condition (a b c : ) :
                    (∀ (z : ), Diff7_general a b c (fun (t : ) => t ^ 2) z = 0) 21 - 8 * a + 3 * b - c = 0

                    Condition E2: Diff7[x²] = 0 iff F₈ - a·F₆ + b·F₄ - c·F₂ = 21 - 8a + 3b - c = 0

                    theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff7_coefficients_constrained (a b c : ) :
                    (∀ (z : ), Diff7_general a b c id z = 0)(∀ (z : ), Diff7_general a b c (fun (t : ) => t ^ 2) z = 0)c = a - 6 b = 3 * a - 9

                    Diff7 coefficient constraint: E1 and E2 imply c = a - 6, b = 3a - 9 (1 free parameter)

                    noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Diff7_constrained (a : ) (f : ) (z : ) :

                    Diff7 with constrained coefficients: a arbitrary, b = 3a - 9, c = a - 6

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                      theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff7_constrained_const (a k z : ) :
                      Diff7_constrained a (fun (x : ) => k) z = 0

                      Diff7_constrained annihilates constants

                      Diff7_constrained annihilates linear functions

                      theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff7_constrained_quadratic (a z : ) :
                      Diff7_constrained a (fun (t : ) => t ^ 2) z = 0

                      Diff7_constrained annihilates quadratic functions

                      theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff7_kernel_equals_Diff6_kernel (a : ) :
                      (∀ (c z : ), Diff7_constrained a (fun (x : ) => c) z = 0) (∀ (z : ), Diff7_constrained a id z = 0) ∀ (z : ), Diff7_constrained a (fun (t : ) => t ^ 2) z = 0

                      ker(Diff7) = ker(Diff6): Diff7 annihilates {1, z, z²} (same as Diff6 kernel)

                      ζ₆ convolution filters: AFNum and SymNum #

                      Anti-Fibonacci sequence: C_n = C_{n-1} - C_{n-2}, C_0=0, C_1=1. Period 6: [0, 1, 1, 0, -1, -1]. Recurrence mirrors ζ₆²=ζ₆-1.

                      AFNum: antisymmetric filter with coefficients C_k = [0,1,1,0,-1,-1] SymNum: symmetric filter with coefficients 2Re(ζ₆^k) = [2,1,-1,-2,-1,1]

                      For s ≡ 1 mod 6: AFNum selects AF_coeff = 2i√3, SymNum selects 6. For s ≡ 5 mod 6: AFNum selects -AF_coeff, SymNum selects 6. For s ≡ 0,2,3,4 mod 6: both filters annihilate.

                      noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.AFNum (g : ) (z : ) :

                      Anti-Fibonacci numerator: Σ C_k · g(ζ₆^k · z) for C_k = [0,1,1,0,-1,-1]

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                        noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.SymNum (g : ) (z : ) :

                        Symmetric 6-point: Σ 2Re(ζ₆^k) · g(ζ₆^k · z), coefficients [2,1,-1,-2,-1,1]

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                          theorem FUST.DζOperator.AFNum_const (c z : ) :
                          AFNum (fun (x : ) => c) z = 0

                          AFNum annihilates constant functions

                          theorem FUST.DζOperator.SymNum_const (c z : ) :
                          SymNum (fun (x : ) => c) z = 0

                          SymNum annihilates constant functions

                          theorem FUST.DζOperator.AFNum_add (f g : ) (z : ) :
                          AFNum (fun (w : ) => f w + g w) z = AFNum f z + AFNum g z

                          AFNum is additive: AFNum(f+g) = AFNum(f) + AFNum(g)

                          theorem FUST.DζOperator.SymNum_add (f g : ) (z : ) :
                          SymNum (fun (w : ) => f w + g w) z = SymNum f z + SymNum g z

                          SymNum is additive: SymNum(f+g) = SymNum(f) + SymNum(g)

                          Dζ operator #

                          Rank-2 operator on ⟨φ,ζ₆⟩ ≅ ℤ × ℤ/6ℤ. C(a,k) = AF_k·Φ_A(a) + SY_k·Φ_S(a) where: Φ_A = Diff6 + Diff2 - Diff4: antisymmetric channel Φ_S = 2·Diff5 + Diff3 + μ·Diff2: symmetric channel, μ = 2/(φ+2) Half-period: C(a, k+3) = -C(a, k) from AF/SY anti-periodicity.

                          noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Φ_A (f : ) (z : ) :

                          Φ_A: φ-numerator = Diff6 + Diff2 - Diff4, all 6 ops AF channel

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                            noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.Φ_S (f : ) (z : ) :

                            Φ_S: φ-numerator = 2·Diff5 + Diff3 + μ·Diff2, all 6 ops SY channel

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                              noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator. (f : ) (z : ) :

                              Dζ: rank-2 on lattice ⟨φ,ζ₆⟩, encoding all 6 operators

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                                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Φ_A_const (c z : ) :
                                Φ_A (fun (x : ) => c) z = (φ - ψ) * c

                                Φ_A on constants: Σ = 1-4+(3+φ)-(3+ψ)+4-1 = φ-ψ (not zero, but AFNum kills it)

                                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Φ_S_const (c z : ) :
                                Φ_S (fun (x : ) => c) z = 0

                                Φ_S annihilates constants: 2+(3+μ)-10+(3-μ)+2 = 0

                                theorem FUST.DζOperator.Dζ_const (z : ) :
                                (fun (x : ) => 1) z = 0

                                Dζ annihilates constants (Φ_A gives const, AFNum kills it)

                                Fourier coefficients: AF = 2i√3, SY = 6 #

                                For f = w^s with s coprime to 6, the ζ₆ Fourier coefficients are: AFNum factor = ζ₆^s + ζ₆^{2s} - ζ₆^{4s} - ζ₆^{5s} SymNum factor = 2 + ζ₆^s - ζ₆^{2s} - 2ζ₆^{3s} - ζ₆^{4s} + ζ₆^{5s} For s ≡ 1 mod 6: AF = 2i√3, SY = 6. For s ≡ 5 mod 6: AF = -2i√3, SY = 6.

                                noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.AF_coeff :

                                AF_coeff = ζ₆+ζ₆²-ζ₆⁴-ζ₆⁵ = (ζ₆-ζ₆⁵)+(ζ₆²-ζ₆⁴)

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                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.AF_coeff_eq :
                                  AF_coeff = { re := 0, im := 2 * 3 }

                                  AF_coeff = 2i√3

                                  2+ζ₆-ζ₆²-2ζ₆³-ζ₆⁴+ζ₆⁵ = 6

                                  Monomial mode selection: (ζ₆^j)^{6k+r} = ζ₆^{jr} #

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.AFNum_pow_mod6_1 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  AFNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 1)) z = z ^ (6 * k + 1) * AF_coeff

                                  AFNum on w^{6k+1} = AF_coeff · z^{6k+1}

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.SymNum_pow_mod6_1 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  SymNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 1)) z = 6 * z ^ (6 * k + 1)

                                  SymNum on w^{6k+1} = 6 · z^{6k+1}

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.AFNum_pow_mod6_5 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  AFNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 5)) z = -(z ^ (6 * k + 5) * AF_coeff)

                                  AFNum on w^{6k+5} = -AF_coeff · z^{6k+5}

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.SymNum_pow_mod6_5 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  SymNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 5)) z = 6 * z ^ (6 * k + 5)

                                  SymNum on w^{6k+5} = 6 · z^{6k+5}

                                  Mod 6 vanishing: AFNum and SymNum kill w^n for gcd(n,6) > 1 #

                                  For n ≡ 0,2,3,4 mod 6, the ζ₆-multiplexing sums vanish: AF_n := ζ₆ⁿ + ζ₆²ⁿ - ζ₆⁴ⁿ - ζ₆⁵ⁿ = 0 SY_n := 2 + ζ₆ⁿ - ζ₆²ⁿ - 2ζ₆³ⁿ - ζ₆⁴ⁿ + ζ₆⁵ⁿ = 0

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.AFNum_pow_mod6_0 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  AFNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k)) z = 0

                                  AFNum on w^{6k} = 0

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.SymNum_pow_mod6_0 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  SymNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k)) z = 0

                                  SymNum on w^{6k} = 0

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.AFNum_pow_mod6_2 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  AFNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 2)) z = 0

                                  AFNum on w^{6k+2} = 0 (ζ₆²+ζ₆⁴-ζ₆⁸-ζ₆¹⁰ = 0)

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.SymNum_pow_mod6_2 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  SymNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 2)) z = 0

                                  SymNum on w^{6k+2} = 0

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.AFNum_pow_mod6_3 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  AFNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 3)) z = 0

                                  AFNum on w^{6k+3} = 0 (ζ₆³=-1 cancellation)

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.SymNum_pow_mod6_3 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  SymNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 3)) z = 0

                                  SymNum on w^{6k+3} = 0

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.AFNum_pow_mod6_4 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  AFNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 4)) z = 0

                                  AFNum on w^{6k+4} = 0 (ζ₆⁴=-ζ₆ cancellation)

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.SymNum_pow_mod6_4 (k : ) (z : ) :
                                  SymNum (fun (w : ) => w ^ (6 * k + 4)) z = 0

                                  SymNum on w^{6k+4} = 0

                                  Norm squared decomposition: |6a + 2i√3·b|² = 12(3a² + b²) #

                                  The unified Dζ output for monomial z^s decomposes as: Re(Dζ) = 6·Φ_S (symmetric/rotation channel, weight 3) Im(Dζ) = ±2√3·Φ_A (antisymmetric/boost channel, weight 1) The 3:1 weight ratio in |Dζ|² encodes I4 = Fin 1 ⊕ Fin 3.

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.Dζ_normSq_decomposition (a b : ) :
                                  Complex.normSq (6 * a + AF_coeff * b) = 12 * (3 * a ^ 2 + b ^ 2)

                                  |6a + AF_coeff·b|² = 12(3a² + b²) for real a, b

                                  Φ_S 3-component decomposition: Diff5 + Diff3 + μ·Diff2 #

                                  Φ_S decomposes into 3 independent sub-operators (Dn numerators Diff2/Diff3/Diff5). For monomials z^s, the coefficients σ_Diff_n(s) = Diff_n(z^s)/z^s form rank-3 vectors across s=1,5,7, proving Φ_S carries Fin 3 of information.

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.Φ_S_decompose (f : ) (z : ) :
                                  Φ_S f z = 2 * Diff5 f z + Diff3 f z + 2 / (φ + 2) * Diff2 f z

                                  Φ_S = 2·Diff5 + Diff3 + μ·Diff2

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff2_pow (s : ) (z : ) :
                                  Diff2 (fun (w : ) => w ^ s) z = (φ ^ s - ψ ^ s) * z ^ s

                                  Diff_n on w^s: monomial coefficients

                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff3_pow (s : ) (z : ) :
                                  Diff3 (fun (w : ) => w ^ s) z = (φ ^ s - 2 + ψ ^ s) * z ^ s
                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.Diff5_pow (s : ) (z : ) :
                                  Diff5 (fun (w : ) => w ^ s) z = (φ ^ (2 * s) + φ ^ s - 4 + ψ ^ s + ψ ^ (2 * s)) * z ^ s
                                  theorem FUST.DζOperator.Φ_S_pow_via_sub (s : ) (z : ) :
                                  Φ_S (fun (w : ) => w ^ s) z = (2 * (φ ^ (2 * s) + φ ^ s - 4 + ψ ^ s + ψ ^ (2 * s)) + (φ ^ s - 2 + ψ ^ s) + 2 / (φ + 2) * (φ ^ s - ψ ^ s)) * z ^ s

                                  Φ_S on w^s via sub-operator coefficients

                                  Golden ratio powers as F_n·φ + F_{n-1} #

                                  Sub-operator coefficient values #

                                  noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.σ_Diff5 (s : ) :

                                  σ_Diff5(s) = L_{2s} + L_s - 4, σ_Diff3(s) = L_s - 2, σ_Diff2(s) = √5·F_s

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                                    noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.σ_Diff3 (s : ) :
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                                      noncomputable def FUST.DζOperator.σ_Diff2 (s : ) :
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                                        The 3×3 det of [σ_Diff5, σ_Diff3, σ_Diff2] at s=1,5,7 is -6952(φ-ψ) ≠ 0: rank 3.

                                        Dζ Gauge Covariance #

                                        Dζ(f(c·))(z) = c · Dζ(f)(c·z) for any c ≠ 0. "Continuity without limits": every observer at scale φⁿ sees identical algebraic structure. A continuous-parameter limit (D_t → θ) would only parametrize the φ-direction and cannot extend to full Dζ, because the ζ₆-direction is compact-discrete (ℤ/6ℤ, period 6).

                                        theorem FUST.DζOperator.Φ_A_translate (f : ) (c z : ) :
                                        Φ_A (fun (t : ) => f (c * t)) z = Φ_A f (c * z)

                                        Φ_A is translation-equivariant: Φ_A(f(c·))(z) = Φ_A(f)(cz)

                                        theorem FUST.DζOperator.Φ_S_translate (f : ) (c z : ) :
                                        Φ_S (fun (t : ) => f (c * t)) z = Φ_S f (c * z)

                                        Φ_S is translation-equivariant: Φ_S(f(c·))(z) = Φ_S(f)(cz)

                                        theorem FUST.DζOperator.AFNum_translate (g : ) (c z : ) :
                                        AFNum (fun (w : ) => g (c * w)) z = AFNum g (c * z)

                                        AFNum is translation-equivariant: AFNum(g(c·))(z) = AFNum(g)(cz)

                                        theorem FUST.DζOperator.SymNum_translate (g : ) (c z : ) :
                                        SymNum (fun (w : ) => g (c * w)) z = SymNum g (c * z)

                                        SymNum is translation-equivariant: SymNum(g(c·))(z) = SymNum(g)(cz)

                                        theorem FUST.DζOperator.Dζ_gauge_covariance (f : ) (c z : ) (hc : c 0) (hz : z 0) :
                                        (fun (t : ) => f (c * t)) z = c * f (c * z)

                                        Dζ gauge covariance: Dζ(f(c·))(z) = c · Dζ(f)(cz)

                                        theorem FUST.DζOperator.Dζ_phi_covariance (f : ) (z : ) (hz : z 0) :
                                        (fun (t : ) => f (φ * t)) z = φ * f (φ * z)

                                        φ-gauge covariance: Dζ(f(φ·))(z) = φ · Dζ(f)(φz)

                                        theorem FUST.DζOperator.Dζ_self_similar (f : ) (n : ) (z : ) (hz : z 0) :
                                        (fun (t : ) => f (φ ^ n * t)) z = φ ^ n * f (φ ^ n * z)

                                        Iterated φ-scaling: Dζ(f(φⁿ·))(z) = φⁿ · Dζ(f)(φⁿz)

                                        theorem FUST.DζOperator.observer_scale_independence (f : ) (n : ) (z : ) (hz : z 0) :
                                        (fun (t : ) => f (φ ^ n * t)) z = φ ^ n * f (φ ^ n * z)

                                        Observer scale independence: no internal measurement distinguishes absolute scale