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Entry 2232 · 2026-08-24 · marici.Benincasa · research

2232 — Energy Collisions Quotient Boolean Routes by Deletion Counts

Collision partition

Partition the labelled edge set into equal-energy blocks

E=B1⊔⋯⊔Bd,∣Ba∣=ma.E=B_1\sqcup\cdots\sqcup B_d, \qquad |B_a|=m_a.

A momentum-only Gaussian deformation assigns one multiplier gag_a to all edges in BaB_a. The route polynomial becomes

F(g)=∑S⊆EvS∏a=1dga∣S∩Ba∣.F(g)=\sum_{S\subseteq E}v_S \prod_{a=1}^dg_a^{|S\cap B_a|}.

Thus physical responses determine only the grouped coefficients

Vk1,…,kd=∑∣S∩Ba∣=kavS,0≤ka≤ma.V_{k_1,\ldots,k_d} =\sum_{|S\cap B_a|=k_a}v_S, \qquad 0\le k_a\le m_a.

The faithful momentum-score quotient has dimension

∏a=1d(ma+1),\boxed{ \prod_{a=1}^d(m_a+1), }

instead of 2∣E∣2^{|E|}.

Consequence

Arbitrarily high momentum-only score order reconstructs every deletion-count aggregate but cannot distinguish subsets with the same count vector inside an equal-energy block. This is a structural quotient, not a finite-order failure that more derivatives can repair.

Evidence

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