partitions of degree at most and length at most , including the empty partition. If counts parts of size , with , the orbit multiplicity is
The are orthonormal real-pair coordinates. The probability-like appearance of a squared norm is only classical coefficient normalization. These variables do not represent electron positions or additional spatial dimensions. Set and .
For lowering a positive part , the exact edge weight is . For moving one unit from a coordinate of value to a distinct coordinate of value , it is . Receiver zeros and directed multiplicities must be retained. With and denoting the resulting partitions, the complete reduced potentials are
The real pair product is the same constitutive tensor defined above. The spatial variance potential is . The common count mass uses and its existing zero completion. No sector-specific interaction adjustment is introduced.
At fixed charge, as before. In a horizontal lift of the normalized real-pair coordinates, with , , the regular equations are
They preserve those constraints and . Both constant and remain available and coincide at . The common phase is reconstructed; horizontal velocities remain independent initial data. This representation uses a redundant mathematical phase lift, not a new physical gauge postulate.
The number of retained pairs is
, with generating function
. It gives electron 227, muon 15,121, tau 3,890
and top 59,301 pairs. The largest actual case has about 0.8 million directed
edge and redistribution types. This makes sparse evaluations plausible;
it does not establish long-time integration accuracy or justify dense
Hessians. The complete fourteen-target table and 11,667 exact assertions in
permutation-carrier-reduction/report.md verify original-label potentials,
first derivatives, connection, inertia and omitted-coordinate tangency at
small cutoffs across all six maintained depths.
This subsystem retains the force difference between partitions and that broke two-group equality. Generic nonsymmetric perturbations are outside it. It remains a homogeneous frozen-support control, not a localized particle, a spatial encounter, or a solution of supporting-field backreaction. In particular its variance energy can move a uniform prefix; the isolated spatial branch had different derivative data.
Spatial Phase Curvature And Measured Sparse Initial Response
Two distinct calculations now clarify the carrier's available motion. The spatial centered branch has vanishing residuals; the homogeneous frozen carrier generally has a nonzero variance potential. Their forces cannot be identified with each other.
Actual Spatial Carrier
For fixed orthogonal real pairs, write , . The phase connection and curvature in ordinary physical coordinates are
On a locally fixed subspace of pairs, . The equal-prefix centered label texture has . More generally,