Calculation record
Finite checks of spatial polarization and descending one-field coupling.
All models are conditional. No particle coupling constants are fitted.
Explicit runtime checks remain active under Python optimization.
Research context
- Bilateral polarization coupling
Keeping both objects polarized gives covariant tensor pairings, distinct source and response zeros, and a reciprocal orientation model with exactly conserved relative overlap.
- Coherent spatial overlap
Exact complex Gaussian overlaps retain both objects' shapes, polarizations, and spatial phases, while normalized opposing lobes give a concrete low-momentum source cancellation.
- Descending photon source
A higher-sector field sources a photon mode by projection over its bound coordinates while retaining normal propagation, with reciprocal feedback fixed by the same action.
- Dirac source linearization
The written scalar Dirac self-interaction gives an explicit real-linear response with ordinary and conjugate mode couplings determined by the higher spatial field.
- Generalized sector coupling
A common interaction on arbitrary nested sectors yields reciprocal responses, normalized vertices, and testable coupling relations, with neutrinos as a channel-specific control.
- Isotropic polarization comparison
Uniform five-dimensional null-axis and six-dimensional complex-structure tensors have identical photon-plane overlap distributions under an explicitly isotropic preparation.
- Photon plane coupling
Restricting a magnetic two-form overlap to the photon's actual two-plane gives a rank-two projector and an explicit polarization-dependent coupling diagnostic.
- Polarized response spectrum
A normalized two-sided mode coupling gives an exact finite-time polarization response matrix whose dark inputs depend on both spatial overlap and the target spectrum.
- Spatial source complementarity
Projecting a normalized odd-dimensional rotation tensor and its null-axis vector onto a lower spatial subspace gives an exact complementarity identity and conditional source-strength bound.
- Diagnostic catalog
Reproduction commands and scope descriptions for every local finite diagnostic and helper.
Interpret numerical checks within the assumptions and limitations documented in these notes.