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FUST.Math.SpectralCoefficients

Section 1: Diff₆ Spectral Coefficients (ℕ → ℝ) #

Diff₆(xⁿ) = Cₙ · x^{n-1} for n ≥ 3

The coefficient Cₙ encodes the spectral structure of Diff₆.

Coefficient C_n for Diff₆(x^n) = C_n · x^{n-1}

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    C_0 = 0 (constant annihilation)

    C_1 = 0 (linear annihilation)

    C_2 = 0 (quadratic annihilation)

    C_3 = 12√5 (first non-kernel coefficient)

    theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.Diff6Coeff_fibonacci (n : ) :
    Diff6Coeff n = 5 * ((Nat.fib (3 * n)) - 3 * (Nat.fib (2 * n)) + (Nat.fib n))

    Diff6Coeff expressed via Fibonacci: C_n = √5 · (F_{3n} - 3F_{2n} + F_n)

    Helper: √5 > 2.2

    Helper: φ > 1.6

    theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.phi_pow_mono {n m : } (h : m n) :
    φ ^ m φ ^ n

    Helper: φ^n ≥ φ^m for n ≥ m

    theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.phi_pow_gt_3 (n : ) (hn : n 3) :
    φ ^ n > 3

    Helper: φ^n > 3 for n ≥ 3

    Helper: φ^6 > 17

    theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.fib_combination_pos (n : ) (hn : n 3) :
    Nat.fib (3 * n) + Nat.fib n > 3 * Nat.fib (2 * n)

    F_{3n} + F_n > 3·F_{2n} for n ≥ 3

    C_n ≠ 0 for n ≥ 3 (spectrum is non-trivial)

    Kernel characterization: C_n = 0 iff n ≤ 2

    Section 2: Factorization and Asymptotics #

    theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.Diff6Coeff_factored (n : ) :
    Diff6Coeff n = (φ ^ n - ψ ^ n) * (φ ^ (2 * n) + ψ ^ (2 * n) + (-1) ^ n + 1 - 3 * (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n))

    Diff6Coeff factorization: C_n = (φ^n - ψ^n) * (φ^{2n} + ψ^{2n} + (-1)^n + 1 - 3(φ^n + ψ^n))

    theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.Diff6Coeff_asymptotic (n : ) (hn : n 3) :
    C > 0, |Diff6Coeff n - φ ^ (3 * n)| C * φ ^ (2 * n)

    For large n, C_n ~ φ^{3n} (dominant term)

    Section 2.5: Spectral Weight and Triple Factorization #

    The spectral weight Q_n = φ^{2n} + ψ^{2n} + (-1)^n + 1 - 3(φ^n + ψ^n) is the second factor in C_n = (φ^n - ψ^n) · Q_n.

    Key identity: Q_n = (φ^n + ψ^n)² - 3(φ^n + ψ^n) + 1 - (-1)^n

    This gives parity-dependent factorization: n odd: Q_n = (φ^n+ψ^n - 1)(φ^n+ψ^n - 2) n even: Q_n = (φ^n+ψ^n)(φ^n+ψ^n - 3)

    The three kernel zeros n ∈ {0,1,2} arise from three distinct mechanisms: n=0: φ^0 - ψ^0 = 0 (Fibonacci difference vanishes) n=1: φ+ψ - 1 = 0 (Lucas sum at threshold) n=2: φ²+ψ² - 3 = 0 (Lucas sum at identity level, even parity)

    Spectral weight Q_n: the symmetric factor in C_n = (φ^n - ψ^n) · Q_n

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      theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.spectralWeight_via_sum (n : ) :
      spectralWeight n = (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n) ^ 2 - 3 * (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n) + 1 - (-1) ^ n

      Q_n = (φ^n+ψ^n)² - 3(φ^n+ψ^n) + 1 - (-1)^n

      theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.spectralWeight_odd (n : ) (hn : Odd n) :
      spectralWeight n = (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n - 1) * (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n - 2)

      n odd: Q_n = (φ^n+ψ^n - 1)(φ^n+ψ^n - 2)

      theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.spectralWeight_even (n : ) (hn : Even n) :
      spectralWeight n = (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n) * (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n - 3)

      n even: Q_n = (φ^n+ψ^n)(φ^n+ψ^n - 3)

      theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.Diff6Coeff_odd_factored (n : ) (hn : Odd n) :
      Diff6Coeff n = (φ ^ n - ψ ^ n) * (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n - 1) * (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n - 2)

      Triple factorization (odd): C_n = (φ^n-ψ^n)(φ^n+ψ^n-1)(φ^n+ψ^n-2)

      theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.Diff6Coeff_even_factored (n : ) (hn : Even n) :
      Diff6Coeff n = (φ ^ n - ψ ^ n) * (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n) * (φ ^ n + ψ ^ n - 3)

      Triple factorization (even): C_n = (φ^n-ψ^n)(φ^n+ψ^n)(φ^n+ψ^n-3)

      Three distinct zero mechanisms for dim ker(Diff₆) = 3

      Q_2 = 0 (kernel: φ²+ψ² = 3)

      Q_3 = 6 (first non-zero spectral weight)

      C_3 = 2√5 · 3 · 2 = 12√5 via triple factorization

      Spectral eigenvalue via Fibonacci and spectral weight: λ_n = (φ^n-ψ^n) · Q_n / (√5)^5 = F_n · Q_n / (√5)^4 = F_n · Q_n / 25

      Section 2.7: Fibonacci-Prime Bridge #

      The Diff6 spectral coefficient C_n = √5 · F_n · Q_n connects to prime numbers through the Fibonacci divisibility structure:

      1. Binet: φ^n - ψ^n = √5 · F_n, so C_n = √5 · F_n · Q_n
      2. Strong divisibility: gcd(F_m, F_n) = F_{gcd(m,n)} (Mathlib: Nat.fib_gcd)
      3. Rank of apparition: every prime p divides F_{α(p)} where α(p) | p-(5/p)
      4. Periodicity: p | F_{α(p)} | F_{k·α(p)} for all k ≥ 1

      This means every prime p is encoded in the Diff6 spectrum: p | F_{α(p)}, so p | C_{α(p)} / (√5 · Q_{α(p)}) and p | C_{k·α(p)} / (√5 · Q_{k·α(p)}) for all k

      The algebraic mechanism: p | F_n ⟺ φ^n ≡ ψ^n (mod p) in 𝔽_p[√5]. This is governed by the Frobenius element of ℚ(√5)/ℚ at p, connecting Diff6 (which lives in ℚ(√5)) to the Euler product of ζ(s).

      Key factorization: ζ_{ℚ(√5)}(s) = ζ(s) · L(s, χ_5) where χ_5 is the Kronecker symbol (5/·).

      theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.fib_binet (n : ) :
      (Nat.fib n) = (φ ^ n - ψ ^ n) / 5

      Binet formula: F_n = (φ^n - ψ^n) / √5

      φ^n - ψ^n = √5 · F_n

      Diff6Coeff via Fibonacci and spectral weight: C_n = √5 · F_n · Q_n

      Strong divisibility: gcd(F_m, F_n) = F_{gcd(m,n)}

      Divisor transfer: m | n → F_m | F_n

      theorem FUST.SpectralCoefficients.fib_dvd_periodic (p k n : ) (hk : p Nat.fib k) :
      p Nat.fib (n * k)

      If p | F_k then p | F_{nk} for all n. Every prime reappears periodically.

      Concrete ranks of apparition: α(2)=3

      α(5) = 5 (ramified prime, disc(ℚ(√5)) = 5)

      α(11) = 10, (5/11) = 1 since 11 ≡ 1 (mod 5), and 10 | 11-1 = 10

      α(13) = 7, (5/13) = -1 since 13 ≡ 3 (mod 5), and 7 | 13+1 = 14

      α(17) = 9, (5/17) = -1 since 17 ≡ 2 (mod 5), and 9 | 17+1 = 18

      α(29) = 14, (5/29) = 1 since 29 ≡ 4 (mod 5), and 14 | 29-1 = 28

      α(89) = 11, (5/89) = 1 since 89 ≡ 4 (mod 5), and 11 | 89-1 = 88

      Diff6Coeff is proportional to Fibonacci with spectral weight as coefficient. For n ≥ 3, the spectral weight is nonzero, so F_n = 0 ⟺ C_n = 0.

      Summary: Diff6 spectral coefficients encode all primes via Fibonacci.

      The chain: Diff6 → C_n = √5·F_n·Q_n → F_n (Fibonacci) → p | F_{α(p)} Every prime p enters the Fibonacci sequence at rank α(p) ≤ p+1. By strong divisibility gcd(F_m,F_n) = F_{gcd(m,n)}, the prime p divides F_n for exactly those n that are multiples of α(p).

      The Frobenius element Frob_p ∈ Gal(ℚ(√5)/ℚ) determines α(p): (5/p) = 1 (p splits in ℤ[φ]): α(p) | p-1 (5/p) = -1 (p inert in ℤ[φ]): α(p) | p+1 p = 5 (ramified): α(5) = 5

      This connects Diff6 (living in ℚ(√5)) to ζ(s) through: ζ_{ℚ(√5)}(s) = ζ(s) · L(s, χ_5)

      Section 2.8: Dedekind Zeta Factorization for ℚ(√5) #

      The Dedekind zeta function of ℚ(√5) factors as ζ_{ℚ(√5)}(s) = ζ(s)·L(s,χ₅) where χ₅ is the Kronecker character mod 5. We prove the local Euler factor identity at each prime, which is the algebraic core of this factorization.

      The splitting type of p in ℤ[φ] = ℤ[(1+√5)/2] determines the local factor: split (χ₅(p)=1): (1-p⁻ˢ)⁻² — p splits into two principal ideals inert (χ₅(p)=-1): (1-p⁻²ˢ)⁻¹ — p remains prime in ℤ[φ] ramified (χ₅(p)=0): (1-p⁻ˢ)⁻¹ — p=5 ramifies (disc(ℚ(√5))=5)

      Kronecker character χ₅ defined by values mod 5: χ₅(n) = (5|n).

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        Split factor: (1-x)⁻¹·(1-x)⁻¹ = ((1-x)²)⁻¹

        Inert factor: (1-x)⁻¹·(1+x)⁻¹ = (1-x²)⁻¹

        Ramified factor: (1-x)⁻¹·1 = (1-x)⁻¹

        Connection: Fibonacci rank of apparition determines splitting type.

        α(p) | p-1 ⟺ χ₅(p)=1 (split), α(p) | p+1 ⟺ χ₅(p)=-1 (inert). The Frobenius element Frob_p ∈ Gal(ℚ(√5)/ℚ) determines both α(p) and χ₅(p).

        Section 3: Extended Diff₆ Kernel (ℤ → ℝ) #

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          Section 4: Diff₅ Spectral Coefficients #

          Diff₅(xⁿ) = Diff5Coeff(n) · x^{n-1} where Diff5Coeff(n) = φ^{2n} + φ^n + ψ^n + ψ^{2n} - 4 = L(2n) + L(n) - 4. ker(Diff₅) = {n | Diff5Coeff(n) = 0} = {0, 1} (polynomial), {0, 1} (Laurent).

          Diff₅ spectral coefficient: Diff5Coeff(n) = φ^{2n} + φ^n + ψ^n + ψ^{2n} - 4

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            Diff₅ Laurent kernel: ker = {0, 1}, same as polynomial kernel

            Diff₅ and Diff₆ coefficients agree at d=2: both give 6 (Diff₅ detects, Diff₆ annihilates)