The ontic lift of a Floquet evolution (quantum-chaos workstream, H3) #
Category: 6-Empirical-CSD (the CSD reading of stroboscopic dynamics).
The "admits an ontic lift under stated hypotheses" clause of the §H3 pilot:
every unitary-generated Floquet step (FloquetEvolution.ofUnitary U — one of
the exactly two classes wigner_rigidity allows) lifts to a Liouville-
preserving step on the ontic sector Σ = ℂℙ^{N-1} × T² (LF4.KSigma), whose
projection is the interface's ray dynamics.
floquetOnticStep U— the Σ-level step(p, θ) ↦ (U • p, θ): the ray is rotated, the fibre rides along. Definitionally the time-1 flow of the constant-familymanyToOneSetup, so measure preservation is inherited, not re-proved (floquetOnticStep_measurePreserving).ofUnitary_projStep_smul— the interface's ray step forofUnitary UIS theU • ·action onℂℙ^{N-1}.- ★
floquetOnticStep_lifts/floquetOnticStep_iterate_lifts— the lift equations:π ∘ Φ = projStep ∘ π, and for everyn,π ∘ Φ^[n] = projIterate n ∘ π— the ontic step projects to the interface's ray dynamics, period by period.
Stated hypotheses, honestly: the step is unitary-generated (ofUnitary U on
Fin N; the kicked-Ising model's product index reaches this via reindexing,
an §H follow-up), and the lift presented is the canonical fibre-fixing one —
existence, not uniqueness. Cross-references: specs/external-library-map.md
(the workstream architecture), specs/future-work.md (long-horizon rows),
LF4/ManyToOnePillars.lean (the reused sector machinery).
The ontic (Σ-level) one-period step of a unitary-generated Floquet
evolution: rotate the ray, fix the fibre. Definitionally the time-1 flow of
the constant-family manyToOneSetup.
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The ontic step preserves the Liouville measure kMuL = μ_FS ⊗ vol —
inherited from the constant-family manyToOneSetup's flow, not re-proved.
Iterates of the ontic step preserve the Liouville measure.
The interface's ray step for ofUnitary U is the U • · action on
ℂℙ^{N-1} (bridging projMap of the adapter's isometry to the corpus's
MulAction).
★ The lift equation: the ontic step projects to the interface's ray
dynamics — π (Φ x) = projStep (π x) with π = Prod.fst.
The iterated ray dynamics is iterated smul.
★ The iterated lift equation: for every period count n,
π (Φ^[n] x) = projIterate n (π x) — the ontic dynamics projects to the
interface's ray dynamics, period by period.