Rescaled symmetric operator: 5·Φ_S with ℤ[φ] coefficients #
5·Φ_S: coefficients [10, 21-2φ, -50, 9+2φ, 10] ∈ ℤ[φ]
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Φ_S_int = 5 · Φ_S
Integral Dζ: Fζ = AFNum(5·Φ_A) + SymNum(Φ_S_int) = 5z·Dζ #
Fζ: integral form, closed on ℤ[φ,ζ₆][z]
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- FUST.FζOperator.Fζ f z = FUST.DζOperator.AFNum (fun (w : ℂ) => 5 * FUST.DζOperator.Φ_A f w) z + FUST.DζOperator.SymNum (FUST.FζOperator.Φ_S_int f) z
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AFNum is linear: AFNum(c·g) = c · AFNum(g)
SymNum is linear: SymNum(c·g) = c · SymNum(g)
SymNum of rescaled: SymNum(5·g) = 5 · SymNum(g)
Kernel: Fζ annihilates {1, z²} (but NOT z: Dζ(id) ≠ 0) #
Extended kernel: Fζ annihilates w³ and w⁴ (mod 6 vanishing) #
Fζ(wⁿ) = 0 for all n with gcd(n,6) > 1. Both AFNum and SymNum kill w^n when n ≡ 0,2,3,4 mod 6 via ζ₆ root-of-unity cancellation.
Translation equivariance: Fζ(f(c·))(z) = Fζ(f)(cz) #
General monomial factoring: Φ_A(wⁿ) and Φ_S_int(wⁿ) #
Eigenvalue formula for n ≡ 1 mod 6 #
Fζ(w^{6k+1})(z) = (5·c_A·AF_coeff + 6·c_S) · z^{6k+1}
Fζ on w^{6k+1}: explicit eigenvalue formula
Fζ on w^{6k+5}: eigenvalue with negated AF_coeff
General mod 6 vanishing: Fζ(z^n) = 0 when gcd(n,6) > 1 #
Derivation defect: Fζ(fg) - f·Fζ(g) - Fζ(f)·g #
The derivation defect of any linear operator L is the unique bilinear form δ_L(f,g) = L(fg) - f·L(g) - L(f)·g. This is not an arbitrary definition: it is the standard obstruction to L being a derivation.
Derivation defect of Fζ evaluated at z
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- FUST.FζOperator.derivDefect f g z = FUST.FζOperator.Fζ (fun (w : ℂ) => f w * g w) z - f z * FUST.FζOperator.Fζ g z - FUST.FζOperator.Fζ f z * g z
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On monomials: δ(zᵃ,zᵇ) = Fζ(z^{a+b}) - zᵃ·Fζ(zᵇ) - Fζ(zᵃ)·zᵇ
Emergence: ker × ker → active #
When gcd(a,6)>1 and gcd(b,6)>1 but gcd(a+b,6)=1, the defect equals the full eigenvalue: δ(zᵃ,zᵇ) = Fζ(z^{a+b}).
Fζ is ℂ-linear in the function argument #
Gauge invariance: δ(c·f, c⁻¹·g) = δ(f, g) for constant c ∈ ℂ× #
This follows from Fζ's ℂ-linearity and c·c⁻¹ = 1.
GEI decomposition of eigenvalue #
The eigenvalue 5·c_A·AF_coeff + 6·c_S decomposes as a+bφ+cζ₆+dφζ₆. Using AF_coeff = 4ζ₆-2 and grouping: the AF channel contributes to ζ₆ components while the SY channel contributes to the φ components.
General emergence: δ(ker, ker) = Fζ at active sum #
For ANY kernel pair whose sum is active, the derivation defect equals the full Fζ eigenvalue. The two emergence channels are:
- mod 3 + mod 4 → mod 1 (matter)
- mod 2 + mod 3 → mod 5 (antimatter)
Emergence norm identity: |δ(ker,ker)(z)|² = |Fζ(z^{a+b})(z)|² Combined with eigenvalue evaluation, this gives |δ|² = tauNormSq.
τ-symmetry: charge conjugation from AF_coeff² = -12 #
The Galois involution τ: ζ₆ → 1-ζ₆ sends AF_coeff → -AF_coeff. For eigenvalues λ = ε·5c_A·AF + 6c_S, τ flips the AF sign. The key algebraic fact AF² = -12 makes the τ-norm positive definite.
AF_coeff² = -12: the key identity for τ-norm
τ-trace: (c_A·AF + c_S) + (-c_A·AF + c_S) = 2c_S
Eigenvalue τ-trace on Fζ: mod1 + mod5 eigenvalues cancel AF channel. For any c_A, c_S, the sum of (5c_A·AF + 6c_S) and (-5c_A·AF + 6c_S) = 12c_S.
Hermitian/anti-Hermitian structure of AFNum and SymNum #
For any function g satisfying Schwarz reflection g(conj z) = conj(g z), AFNum is anti-Hermitian and SymNum is Hermitian under complex conjugation. This gives the algebraic origin of spacetime: AF = space, SY = time.
Key identities: ζ₆⁵ = ζ₆' = conj(ζ₆), ζ₆⁴ = conj(ζ₆²), ζ₆³ = -1.
AFNum is anti-Hermitian: AFNum(g)(s̄) = -conj(AFNum(g)(s)) when g satisfies Schwarz reflection g(z̄) = conj(g(z)).
SymNum is Hermitian: SymNum(g)(s̄) = conj(SymNum(g)(s)) when g satisfies Schwarz reflection g(z̄) = conj(g(z)).
For real s, AFNum is pure imaginary: Re(AFNum(g)(s)) = 0
For real s, SymNum is real: Im(SymNum(g)(s)) = 0
Spacetime √15 factorization: AF channel is pure imaginary, SY is real #
Re(5·(√5·A)·AF_coeff) = 0: AF channel is pure imaginary