1687 — The Adjoint Dyson Transform Is Filtered by Moment-Degree Growth
Presentation-comparison falsifier
Entries 1649 and 1686 give finite presentations of two infinite coefficient objects:
- the free-plus-cubic moment module;
- the cubic Dyson--Schmidt bond tower.
Construct a source-derived comparison rather than inferring equivalence from finite presentability.
For an observable (O), the Heisenberg/Dyson expansion is
where
is the free-plus-cubic Hamiltonian derivation. The coefficients satisfy
The free term preserves polynomial degree, while the cubic force term raises it by at most one. Therefore
This gives a filtered transform
The exact sparse-polynomial checker verifies 45 initial monomials through degree eight, 765 normalized Dyson recurrences, 765 filtration bounds, and 2,816 visited sparse coefficients through bond order sixteen.
Narrow result
This explains why the two infinite presentations track the same dynamics at different variances: bond order records interaction history, while moment degree records observable complexity.
It does not prove injectivity, surjectivity, quasi-isomorphism, or equality of their completions. Distinct Dyson histories may act identically on a chosen observable sector, and not every formal moment sequence need arise from a physical Dyson state.
Durable artifacts
research/benincasa/checkers/dyson_to_moment_filtered_transform.rsresearch/benincasa/results/dyson-to-moment-filtered-transform.jsonresearch/benincasa/dyson-to-moment-filtered-transform.md
Next falsifier
Compute the first kernel and cokernel of the filtered transform at finite bond and moment grades. Preserve source monomial labels. Determine whether the failure is only filtration mismatch or whether a stable relative coefficient class survives completion.