SigmaLayer/TorusRecord: the record layer on the even-dimensional fibre #
Category: 7-SigmaLayer (the record layer, A1 compactness and parity).
CircleFibre/CircleRecord moved the Born partition and then the record
layer onto a compact fibre, which fixed the non-compactness of the
original ℝ fibre. It did not fix parity: a single circle is
one-dimensional, so ℂℙ^{N-1} × S¹ has odd real dimension and cannot
carry a symplectic or Kähler structure at all. TorusFibre responded by
putting the Born cells on T² = S¹ × S¹, constraining the first angle and
leaving the second free, so that the total space KSigma = ℂℙ^{N-1} × T²
is compact, even-dimensional, and a product of Kähler manifolds.
This file moves the rest of the record layer across, so that the active fibre and the A1-admissible arena are finally the same object:
torusRecordSemantics— a postulate-P5RecordSemanticsonKTorus. The signature isfibreSignature, reused unchanged: it only ever mentioned rate vectors and outcome indices, never the fibre.compatibleSet_torus_single— isolation is conditioning (P6).torusOutcome_eq_record— the ontic selection is the record: reading which cell the microstate occupies and testing the record event are the same statement.TorusMeasurement/prob/torusBornMeasurement— measurement as context plus unknown microstate.- ★
torusBornMeasurement_prob— the Born weight is‖ψ i‖², the same number theℝandS¹fibres gave. Moving to the even-dimensional fibre changes no probability. torusBornMeasurement_ae_total— the cells coverT²up to a null set.
Scope #
What this delivers is an active record fibre on a compact, even-dimensional arena: the outcome is read off the fibre coordinate rather than pulled back from the base, and the arena's dimension no longer forbids the structure Paper C A1 asks for. It does not construct a Kähler form on that arena, and does not prove the fibre measure is a Liouville volume for one: Mathlib has no manifold differential-forms API, which is the standing KG-1 block. Parity is a necessary condition that was previously violated and now is not; it is not sufficiency, and no A1 discharge is claimed here.
References #
SigmaLayer/TorusFibre.lean (the cells and the parity argument);
SigmaLayer/CircleRecord.lean (the compact-fibre record layer this
ports); SigmaLayer/Measurement.lean (P5/P6, bornContext);
specs/BACKLOG.md (the A1 sector row); MATHLIB-GAPS.md (KG-1).
The P5 record semantics on the even-dimensional fibre #
The torus record semantics (P5). The ontic event of "context c
recorded outcome i" is the Born cell torusCell c.rate i: measurable,
and within one context at one time distinct outcomes are mutually
exclusive.
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Isolation is conditioning (P6). The ontic states compatible with
the single record "context c recorded i at t" are exactly that
record's cell.
The ontic selection is the record #
The outcome the unknown microstate selects: the cell it occupies.
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- CSD.RecordLayer.torusOutcome r x = if h : ∃ (i : Fin n), x ∈ CSD.RecordLayer.torusCell r i then some h.choose else none
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Reading the outcome and testing the record event agree. For
non-negative rates the cells are disjoint, so "the microstate occupies
cell i" and "the record says i" are the same statement.
The ontic selection is the record, at the record-layer level.
Measurement on the even-dimensional fibre #
A measurement: a context awaiting an unknown microstate.
- context : FibreContext n
The measurement context, which fixes the cells and the weights.
- time : SigmaLayer.OnticTime
The ontic time at which the record is established.
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The basin of outcome i: the cell the context assigns to it.
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The probability of outcome i: the Haar measure of its basin.
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- m.prob i = MeasureTheory.volume (m.basin i)
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The Born measurement on the even-dimensional fibre.
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- CSD.RecordLayer.torusBornMeasurement ψ t = { context := CSD.RecordLayer.bornContext ψ, time := t }
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★ The Born rule on the even-dimensional fibre. The outcome-i
probability is ‖ψ i‖², the same weight the ℝ and S¹ fibres gave:
fixing the parity defect costs no probability.
A.e. every microstate yields a record. The cells cover T² up to
a null set, so there is no positive-measure "no outcome" region.