1569 — The Scattering Carrier Does Not Yet Define a Bell Experiment
Status
Bounded repository typing census. This is not a no-go theorem for Bell tests in scattering theory; it locates the first datum absent from the currently admitted Marici scattering packet.
Existing positive structure
Entries 42, 45, 53, and 54 already supply polarization-multilinear amplitudes, Ward reduction, physical-cut factorization, and coherent two-open-pair metric trace. Thus the scattering sector contains a well-typed bipartite amplitude kernel.
Admission test
The Bell gates currently evaluate to
in the order:
- bipartite scattering kinematics;
- two physical settings and binary outcomes per wing;
- normalized joint probabilities;
- no-signalling marginals;
- CHSH survival in the relative totalization;
- the Tsirelson bound.
The first failure is gate two. The repository has no source-defined detector instruments or exclusive binary outcome effects. Consequently it also has no declared Born/conjugate-amplitude pairing, phase-space normalization, or joint probability table.
Typing consequence
External polarization vectors are amplitude inputs, not automatically measurement settings. The transmutation trace is an amplitude counit, not a binary detector outcome. Squaring the existing amplitude and choosing four polarization vectors by hand would therefore add the physical lens/readout that this audit is supposed to derive.
The next admissible object is a source-derived polarized preparation-and-detector packet. Completeness, normalization, and no-signalling must be verified before computing CHSH.
Scope and durable evidence
research/nima/scattering-bell-admission-audit.md;research/nima/check_scattering_bell_packet_admission.py;research/nima/results/scattering-bell-packet-admission.json;- allocator claim
seqclaim-86ff100e74d55cfdec16f7d4; - epistemic-graph event
ev-000000001736-1cfcfa97-81b2-4477-8a61-41f64797d28d.