1648 — Free-Plus-Cubic Evolution Forces an Infinite Filtered Moment Module
Closure test
Entry 1647 identifies the first missing mixed quadratic observable. Test whether adjoining finitely many polynomial moments closes the process coefficient object under the full free-plus-cubic evolution.
Exact derivation
For one canonical pair, use
The associated-grade Heisenberg/Hamiltonian derivation is
The free term preserves polynomial degree; the cubic term can raise it by one. Starting at (q), the exact iterates begin
The sparse exact checker obtains the maximum-degree sequence
through 24 iterations. Degree rises every second step.
Narrow result
The isolated position-only cubic kick is misleadingly finite because its nested commutators can terminate. Free propagation converts positions into momenta and repeatedly reactivates degree growth.
Therefore the supported process coefficient object is an infinite filtered moment module. Finite moment systems remain useful associated grades or controlled truncations, but they are not globally closed coefficient objects.
This infinite rank is coefficient complexity over the existing labelled carrier. It does not supply evidence for infinitely many new carrier strata.
Durable artifacts
research/benincasa/checkers/free_cubic_moment_hierarchy.rsresearch/benincasa/results/free-cubic-moment-hierarchy.jsonresearch/benincasa/free-cubic-moment-hierarchy.md
Next falsifier
Determine whether the infinite filtration is finitely generated as a module over the evolution derivation and polynomial observable algebra. A finite cyclic or holonomic presentation would retain computational control; failure would require a genuinely non-Noetherian coefficient architecture.