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CsdLean4.LF4.KahlerVolumeForced

Moving up the chain: the Kähler-sector VOLUME is forced, not posited #

Category: 3-Local (the Kähler-sector VOLUME is forced, not posited).

Glossary: https://glossary.constraintsurfacedynamics.com/liouville-measure/ Plain-language, CSD-role and formal statements of the Liouville measure, with this module as its Lean anchor. Kept symmetric by scripts/check-glossary.sh.

KahlerOnticSetup carries two concrete Kähler-geometry fields (tightened 2026-08-06, F-04; see KahlerOnticSetup.lean):

The upgrade — IsForcedKahlerVolume #

On the ray space ℂℙ^{N-1} the top-power Kähler volume is not a free choice: ℂℙ^{N-1} is the compact homogeneous space U(N)/(U(1)×U(N-1)), and its Riemannian/symplectic (Fubini–Study) volume is the unique U(N)-invariant probability measure. That uniqueness is already proved axiom-free (fubiniStudyMeasure_unique). So we bundle the intrinsic characterisation

IsForcedKahlerVolume μ  :=  (μ a probability measure)
                         ∧ (μ is U(N)-invariant)
                         ∧ (μ is the UNIQUE such measure),

and prove fubiniStudyMeasure satisfies it (fubiniStudyMeasure_isForcedKahlerVolume). This is the measure-theoretic content of "μ = ω^{∧n}/n!": the Kähler volume is determined by Σ and its U(N)-symmetry, an outcome of the space, not posited data. It is exactly the physically load-bearing half of the Kähler posit — the volume is what the Born reading (typicality = volume ratio) consumes; the differential-geometric 2-form packaging is the part that stays blocked (KG-1).

Delivered on the concrete sectors #

Honest scope #

This discharges the formalisable core of the Liouville-volume posit (volume forced by symmetry), not the full differential-geometric 2-form content, which remains Mathlib-blocked. And it is FORWARD: it characterises the posited sector volume intrinsically; it does NOT derive the U(N)-symmetry itself from the deterministic dynamics (that reverse — deriving G — is SO-1, the sector-origin problem, untouched). "The volume is forced by the symmetry" still takes the symmetry G = U(N) as given.

The Kähler volume, characterised intrinsically. A measure μ on the ray space ℂℙ^{N-1} is the forced Kähler/Liouville volume when it is a U(N)-invariant probability measure AND the UNIQUE such measure. On the compact homogeneous space ℂℙ^{N-1} = U(N)/(U(1)×U(N-1)) this pins μ to the Fubini–Study volume with no free choice — the measure-theoretic content of "μ = ω^{∧n}/n!", an outcome of the space and its symmetry rather than posited data.

Instances For

    The Fubini–Study measure IS the forced Kähler volume. μ_FS is a U(N)-invariant probability measure (fubiniStudyMeasure_smul_invariant) and the UNIQUE such (fubiniStudyMeasure_unique). So the Kähler volume of the ray space is completely determined by the space ℂℙ^{N-1} and its U(N)-symmetry — the intrinsic discharge of the Liouville-volume posit's formalisable content.

    The π = id sector's Liouville volume is forced. For unitaryFlowSetup N U p₀ the Liouville measure is μ_FS, which is the forced Kähler volume — the sector's typicality measure is fully determined by Σ = ℂℙ^{N-1} and its U(N)-symmetry, not a posited probability measure.

    The many-to-one Kähler instance's ray-space volume is the FS volume: π_*(kMuL) = μ_FS, the marginal bridge Prod.fst_* (μ_FS ⊗ vol) = μ_FS (Measure.fst_prod, the fibre volume normalised).

    The many-to-one Kähler instance's ray-space volume is forced. On Σ = ℂℙ^{N-1} × T² with the genuine many-to-one π = pr₁, the volume of the ray space π_*(liouvilleMeasure) — exactly the Kähler volume the Born rule scores — is the forced Fubini–Study volume. So the operational Kähler volume of this fibred sector is an outcome of the base geometry, not posited.

    The full Σ-volume is a product of forced factor volumes. The Liouville measure of the many-to-one Kähler instance is kMuL = μ_FS ⊗ vol_{T²} — the product of the forced Fubini–Study volume on the base (fubiniStudyMeasure_isForcedKahlerVolume) and the canonical Haar volume on the fibre. So the whole Kähler Σ-volume is assembled from canonically-determined factor volumes, not posited.