Komorebi Physics: centered continuum verification
Formal checkpoint 0.51.0, PHYS-CENT-51.
This source package completes the centered approximation block for the free Dirac field on a fixed flat torus. Its centered operators act on the same infinite Fourier coefficient space as the self-adjoint continuum Hamiltonian. The checked results cover the full maximal first-order domain, every nonreal spectral parameter, and quadratic generator and propagator bounds under an explicit third-order Fourier moment assumption.
The four new modules contain 74 named theorems, 15 definitions and 11 abbreviations. The fresh gate audited 162 compiled environment declarations from those modules, including generated helpers. The unchanged strong-generator module contributes 37 named theorems and 2 definitions, with 47 compiled environment declarations rechecked in the same gate. These are scoped counts, not a total for the physics program.
Main results
- Bounded, self-adjoint centered operators for every nonzero real spacing.
- Graph-domain convergence for every vector in the maximal continuum domain.
- Two-sided strong-resolvent convergence for every nonreal complex parameter and every square-summable field, with actual inverse and domain laws.
- Generator error at most
h² M₃(f) / 6and propagator error at most|t| h² M₃(f) / 6, with the corresponding uniform bound on|t| ≤ T,T ≥ 0. - All these statements transported through the actual Fourier equivalence to physical torus fields. The modal perturbation proof does not assume that different Dirac matrices commute.
Evidence and navigation
- Accepted gate receipt: 26 fresh local compilation targets, 64 recorded commands, 21 controls (8 positive, 12 elaboration rejections, 1 axiom-policy rejection).
- Proof guide and source map.
- Scoped inventory and progress ledger.
- Preservation record and acceptance record.
- Predecessor metadata, retained unchanged.
The compiler is Lean 4.34.0-rc2 at commit
6a10ac8c22beadecabdbb0919c2b50214762f91d. Mathlib is pinned to
aeb72f1e9981b6d35b426b16dca7759be3e7ba06. Compiled external dependencies
are reused. The new local import closure was compiled into an empty object
directory. The five root modules received recursive axiom audits and actual
leanchecker replay using the same Lean kernel and imported environment.
Replay
With the documented pinned portable runtime restored, run from this directory:
python3 verification/block51/current/snapshot/runner/verify_centered.py \
--project . \
--runtime /absolute/path/to/Komorebi_Portable_Lean_4.34.0-rc2 \
--controls verification/block51/current/snapshot/CONTROL_MANIFEST.json \
--out-dir /absolute/path/to/a-new-verification-directory
The output directory must not already exist. The runtime is external and is not reconstructed from this source package. Its compiler/source/cache identity is checked by the supplied runner. Mutable dependency Git indexes are explicitly excluded from the relevant runtime endpoint comparison and retained in the provenance records.
Exact boundaries
The bounded global operator has an explicitly auxiliary zero value at spacing zero. Its modal evaluation and inverse laws require nonzero spacing, and its graph limit uses a punctured neighborhood. The centered modal propagator and resolvent instead use their continuum fill at zero. They are not identified as the evolution or inverse of the auxiliary zero operator there.
The third-order moment requires actual series summability. The compact-time
bound retains T ≥ 0. This checkpoint proves strong resolvent convergence,
not operator-norm resolvent convergence. It does not identify a changing finite
sampled lattice with the fixed Fourier space.
Abstract unbounded spectral-functional-calculus linkage, finite-grid comparison, interacting gauge evolution, the wider historical evidence audit, and physical cosmological production remain separate obligations. Earlier cosmological failures have not been repaired by these free-field theorems.
Original code retains the supplied MIT grant. Original prose and figures retain the supplied CC BY 4.0 grant and third-party exceptions. See the publication license and provenance notices supplied alongside this formal package.