Operator Doublets, Erased History Fibres, and the No-Sequential-Re-entry Theorem — fermionic-matter no-go note
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Operator Doublets, Erased History Fibres, and the No-Sequential-Re-entry Theorem — fermionic-matter no-go note
Presentation note for the emergent geometry sub-programme (Cosmochrony)
Fibre Erasure: Cosmochrony paper on selective erasure of projective fibres
Effective Spacetime Geometry from Admissible Non-Injective Projection
Proof of the Lifting Hypothesis [H-lift]: Kinetic-Sector Identification via Generator Suppression
BFS Shell Stratification and the Emergence of Four-Dimensional Lorentzian Geometry
Semiclassical Consistency of the Weil Representation on Heis3(Z/qZ): Quantitative Sinc Embedding, Generator Convergence, and Aliasing Control
Asymptotic su(2)-Isotropy of the Effective Quadratic Form and the Identification AH = 2
Projective Capacity Beyond Expanders: Polynomial-Growth Relaxation Graphs and the Capacity Exponent
Spectral Atomicity of the Admissible Sector: Scaled Coercivity and Mosco Compactness without Nash Inequalities
Cosmochrony Entanglement E1 — Weil orthogonality
Non-Injective Foundations Presentation Note (Branch I of the Cosmochrony programme)
O33 — A Finite Spectral Architecture for Mass-Square Splitting and Mixing: Exact Doublets and Protected Sectors from Weil Admissibility
SU(3) from Colour Triplet Co-admissibility: Towards the Complete Standard Model Gauge Group
Three Admissible Directions and Three Spatial Dimensions: A Structural Bridge Candidate between Heff ≃ C3 and the Horizontal Geometry of Heis3(R)
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