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CsdLean4.LF4.SectorManifold

The sector is the standard object: KahlerOnticSetup's ℂℙⁿ instances, wired to the manifold layer #

Category: 3-Local (the ℂℙⁿ instances of KahlerOnticSetup meet the manifold layer; W1 of specs/generator-layer-scoping.md §9).

TERM-SCOPE(Kahler) TERM-SCOPE(Liouville) TERM-SCOPE(Hamiltonian) — this module is where the two senses of each word meet: the posited sense (KahlerOnticSetup's fields) and the standard sense (the manifold layer). specs/TERMS.md records what is backed.

Until 2026-09-10 the sector was carried as posited data: KahlerOnticSetup (LF4/KahlerOnticSetup.lean) asserts a pointwise Kähler triple on the flat model (kahler_pointwise : IsFubiniStudyKahler N), a probability measure (liouvilleMeasure), and its preservation by the flow (flow_preserves_volume), and the strongest thing the corpus could say about the measure was that symmetry forces it (IsForcedKahlerVolume, LF4/KahlerVolumeForced.lean). Meanwhile the manifold layer built the standard objects on ℂℙⁿ = ℙ ℂ (Ambient n) — which is the sector's target ℙ ℂ (EuclideanSpace ℂ (Fin (n + 1))), definitionally — and never cited them back. This module closes that gap. For the two concrete ℂℙⁿ sectors (unitaryFlowSetup, Σ = ℂℙⁿ, π = id; manyToOneSetup, Σ = ℂℙⁿ × T²) and the inhabitation witness (trivialKahlerOnticSetup):

Honest scope #

⚠️ The structure is unchanged. KahlerOnticSetup still posits its fields for an abstract Σ; this module proves, for the ℂℙⁿ instances, that the posited data are the standard objects. The pointwise field kahler_pointwise : IsFubiniStudyKahler N lives on the ambient ℂ^{N} (Kahler.fundamentalForm on EuclideanSpace ℂ (Fin N)), the manifold predicate fsForm_isKahler on the sector's target ℂℙⁿ itself (tangent model ℂⁿ, N = n + 1); they are different spaces, and no implication between them is stated. flow_preserves_volume remains a field: what this module adds is that on ℂℙⁿ the measure it preserves is ω_FS^{∧n}, that the preservation is the unitary invariance of that top power for an arbitrary unitary family, and that for the Schrödinger family exp(-itH) it is also Liouville's theorem for the Hamiltonian flow of -2⟨H⟩ (the _derived twins).

⚠️ Posit 3 (specs/POSITS.md) is untouched. The flows here are unitary, hence Hamiltonian (schrodingerField_isHamiltonianVectorField, G13) and volume-preserving both by invariance and by the manifold-level Liouville theorem (Q29, HamiltonianFlowVolume.lean); the constraint dynamics' measurement pieces are not globally Hamiltonian, which is what keeps the field a posit.

⚠️ n + 1, not N. The manifold layer indexes ℂℙⁿ by the chart dimension n; the sector by the ambient dimension N. Every statement here is at N = n + 1, which is every N ≥ 1; N = 0 has an empty sector and no chart.

References: specs/generator-layer-scoping.md (§9, W1); specs/connectivity-manifest.md (link L1); specs/TERMS.md (Kähler, Liouville, Fubini–Study, symplectic); specs/POSITS.md (Posits 2, 3); LF4/KahlerOnticSetup.lean, LF4/NonTrivialSetup.lean, LF4/ManyToOnePillars.lean, LF4/KahlerVolumeForced.lean (the sector side); Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Instances/ProjectiveSpaceFubiniStudyVolume.lean, …Mass.lean, …Symplectic.lean (the manifold side); specs/future-work.md (KG-1).

The π = id sector #

★★★ The Liouville measure of the π = id sector IS the normalised symplectic volume of the Kähler form: unitaryFlowSetup (n + 1) U p₀ has liouvilleMeasure = μ_FS = fsVolumeNormalized n, the normalised measure of the top power ω_FS^{∧n} of fsForm.

The inhabitation witness's Liouville measure is the normalised symplectic volume too.

★★ With the constant: the top power of the Kähler form is (4π)ⁿ times the sector's Liouville measure.

★★ The sector's flow preserves the symplectic volume itself: every time-t map of unitaryFlowSetup preserves fsVolume n, the un-normalised measure of ω_FS^{∧n} (fsVolume_map_smul).

★★★ The forced Kähler volume IS the symplectic volume. fsVolumeNormalized n, the normalised top power of ω_FS, satisfies IsForcedKahlerVolume: it is the unique U(n + 1)-invariant probability measure. The symmetry characterisation of the sector's volume (LF4) and its Kähler-form characterisation (the manifold layer) pin the same measure.

★★★ The π = id sector is the standard object: its target is a Kähler manifold (fsForm_isKahler), its Liouville measure is the normalised top power of that Kähler form, and its flow preserves that volume.

The many-to-one sector ℂℙⁿ × T² #

★★ The many-to-one sector's Liouville measure is the symplectic volume of the base tensored with Haar on the fibre: kMuL p₀ = fsVolumeNormalized n ⊗ vol_{T²}.

★★ The base marginal of the many-to-one sector's Liouville measure is the symplectic volume: π_* kMuL = fsVolumeNormalized n.

★★ The many-to-one sector's flow preserves the symplectic volume tensored with Haar.

★★★ The many-to-one sector is the standard object: its target is a Kähler manifold, its Liouville measure is the normalised top power of the Kähler form tensored with Haar, and its flow preserves that volume.

The sector projection is smooth (Q33) #

★★ The many-to-one sector's projection is analytic: (manyToOneSetup U p₀).pi = Prod.fst on the arena manifold KSigma (n+1) = ℂℙⁿ × T² (ksigma_isManifold), by contMDiff_fst. This is Paper C's A3, "smooth many-to-one projection", which reconstruction-status.md §2a had carried as blocked on an absent API; the measurability the proofs use is unchanged.

The Schrödinger sector's flow is the Hamiltonian flow, and the posited field is derived (Q29(e)) #

theorem CSD.LF4.manyToOneSchrodingerSetup_projectedFlow_eq_hamiltonianFlow {n : ℕ} (H : Matrix (Fin (n + 1)) (Fin (n + 1)) ℂ) (hH : H.IsHermitian) (p₀ : CPN (n + 1)) (t : ℝ) (p : CPN (n + 1)) :

The projected flow of the general-N Schrödinger sector is the Hamiltonian flow of -2⟨H⟩.

theorem CSD.LF4.manyToOneSchrodingerSetup_flow_eq_hamiltonianFlow {n : ℕ} (H : Matrix (Fin (n + 1)) (Fin (n + 1)) ℂ) (hH : H.IsHermitian) (p₀ : CPN (n + 1)) (t : ℝ) (x : KSigma (n + 1)) :
(manyToOneSchrodingerSetup H hH p₀).flow t x = (⋯.hamiltonianFlow ⋯ t x.1, x.2)

The flow of the general-N Schrödinger sector is the Hamiltonian flow of -2⟨H⟩ on the base, the identity on the fibre.

★★★ The posited field, derived. On the general-N Schrödinger sector the field flow_preserves_volume is a theorem: the flow preserves the Liouville measure because its base is the Hamiltonian flow of -2⟨H⟩ and Liouville's theorem holds on ℂℙⁿ (fsVolumeNormalized_map_schrodingerUnitary_smul, from fsVolume_map_hamiltonianFlow), not because exp(-itH) is unitary. The field itself is not consumed.

★★ The same on the π = id sector driven by exp(-itH).