SigmaLayer/Measurement: the measurement architecture in one object (MD-1) #
Category: 7-SigmaLayer (the record layer — the measurement as context + microstate → record).
The record-layer architecture assembled into a single object Measurement, exactly the intended shape:
- the context
m.contextis the measurement type — it fixes the basin partition of the fibre, and therefore the outcome probabilities (the moment-map/Born weights); - the microstate
ξ : ℝis the unknown ontic fibre point (typical underfibreTypicality); - the microstate selects an outcome
m.outcome ξ— the basin it occupies (outcome_eq_some_iff); - the basins set the probabilities:
m.prob i = fibreTypicality (m.basin i), which for the Born measurement is‖ψ i‖²= the Kähler moment map (bornMeasurement_prob,bornMeasurement_prob_momentMap); - the combined result is the record
m.record ξ = ⟨context, outcome, time⟩(record_of_mem_basin).
So one microstate + one context deterministically yields one record. The probabilistic content is
nothing special — it is the law of large numbers over the unknown initial microstate: each run
is deterministic given its microstate, and across repeated preparations the microstate is typical
(fibreTypicality), so the outcome-i frequency converges a.s. to the basin measure ‖ψ i‖²
(bornMeasurement_frequency, via the strong law freq_tendsto_of_iid). Randomness = ignorance of the
initial condition; Born = the LLN limit = the basin measure = the Kähler moment map.
Honest scope. Every fact here is grounded in the proven pieces (BornFibrePartition,
DeIsolationFlow, FibreRecord, MomentMapRace, LF1/GeneralFrequency); the probabilities are the
typicality of the basins, the basins carry the moment map, and the frequencies are the strong
law — no injected probability vector and no extra dynamical postulate. The de-isolation flow is just
the deterministic map from microstate to basin (which is what a measurement context is); there is no
separate "derive the flow" problem, only the standard typicality+LLN story of Papers A/D.
Foundational-triple, no sorry.
References #
specs/record-layer-plan.md (record layer, MD-1); SigmaLayer/FibreRecord.lean (the P5
RecordSemantics, bornContext); SigmaLayer/MomentMapRace.lean (bornRate_eq_momentMap,
the rates = the Kähler moment map); SigmaLayer/DeIsolationFlow.lean (fibreTypicality).
A measurement: a context (measurement type) awaiting an unknown microstate. The context fixes
the fibre's basin partition (hence the outcome probabilities); a microstate ξ then selects the basin
it occupies, and the combined result is the record.
- context : FibreContext n
The measurement context — the measurement type; fixes the basins and the probabilities.
- time : SigmaLayer.OnticTime
The ontic time at which the record is established.
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The basin of outcome i: the fibre region (record event) the context assigns to i. The
basins are the measurement type's partition of the fibre.
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The outcome the unknown microstate ξ selects: the basin it occupies (none off the basins,
a fibreTypicality-null set).
Equations
- m.outcome ξ = CSD.RecordLayer.fibreOutcome m.context.rate ξ
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The record: the combined result the microstate ξ produces — the recorded fact
⟨context, outcome, time⟩, when the outcome is determined.
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The probability of outcome i: the fibre typicality of its basin. The basins set the
probabilities.
Equations
- m.prob i = CSD.RecordLayer.fibreTypicality (m.basin i)
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The basin is the context's CDF cell.
The combined result is the record: a microstate in basin i produces the record
⟨context, i, time⟩.
The Born measurement of a state ψ: the context whose rates are the Born weights ‖ψ i‖²
(= the Kähler moment map), established at time t.
Equations
- CSD.RecordLayer.Measurement.bornMeasurement ψ t = { context := CSD.RecordLayer.bornContext ψ, time := t }
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The basins set the probabilities = Born. For a unit state the probability of outcome i of
the Born measurement is exactly ‖ψ i‖².
The probability is the Kähler moment map. The Born measurement's outcome-i probability is
the i-th torus moment-map coordinate at [ψ] — the probabilities are forced by the Kähler geometry,
not injected.
The unknown microstate almost surely produces a record. For a unit state the Born
measurement's basins cover the fibre up to a fibreTypicality-null set: a.e. microstate lands in some
basin, so a.e. microstate yields a record.
The Born rule as the law of large numbers over the unknown microstate. This is the whole
probabilistic content, and it is nothing special: the microstate is unknown, each run is
deterministic given it, and across repeated preparations the microstate is typical (fibreTypicality),
so the outcome-i frequency converges almost surely to the basin measure ‖ψ i‖² — the Born weight.
Randomness = ignorance of the initial condition; the limit is the strong law (freq_tendsto_of_iid).
For i.i.d. trials X k with law fibreTypicality, the frequency of trials whose microstate lands in
basin i converges a.s. to ‖ψ i‖².