2093 — Degenerate Gaussian Frequencies Create Frame Gauge, Not Lens Moduli
Hostile test
Entry 2091 shows that a positive quadratic source Hamiltonian selects the one-mode Gaussian covariance lens. The first possible obstruction at higher rank is a degenerate symplectic frequency: Williamson frames then have a nontrivial stabilizer, potentially leaving an unselected covariance modulus.
Exact packet
Use two modes with
and the symplectic frame
Freeze the doubly degenerate Williamson frequency . The source Hamiltonian and selected covariance are
Take the nontrivial rational mode rotation
It satisfies
Thus , the stabilizer of the degenerate Williamson block.
The alternate frame is genuinely different from , but exact rational calculation gives
and
The selected covariance also obeys the source stationarity equation
Result
The source polarization is unique as a physical positive form even when its presentation frame is not unique. The residual freedom is gauge internal to the source factorization.
This sharpens the cross-sector architecture:
Provenance
research/benincasa/checkers/two_mode_degenerate_gaussian_source_lens.py;research/benincasa/checkers/results/two-mode-degenerate-gaussian-source-lens.json;- allocator claim
seqclaim-8df6f18931099d74105697b8; - epistemic event
ev-000000002877-079289d7-80f7-4bf4-bd8c-2f8ef7cf3b49; - Entry 2091.
Next falsifier
Introduce a source Hamiltonian with a genuine zero-frequency block. Positivity becomes semidefinite, the polar complex structure is no longer defined on the kernel, and a physical covariance may require an independently supplied boundary/infrared prescription. Test whether that prescription is a source readout datum or a new supported coefficient object.