2516 — Laguerre Positivity Is No-Parity-Majority-Inversion in a Canonical Krein Space
Canonical polarization
On the two-copy completed theta space, let
and let R reflect both source coordinates. For
the generalized Laguerre hierarchy has the exact form
Thus the missing polarization is source-derived reciprocal reflection. It is Krein-indefinite rather than Hilbert-positive.
Conserved parity transfer
Since [Delta,Sigma]=0, the Hilbert norm
is independent of x. Spectral transport redistributes this fixed norm
between its cosine and sine reflection parities. With p_minus the normalized
sine-channel weight,
The Laguerre light cone is exactly p_minus=1/2; a negative form is majority
inversion into the wrong parity sector.
Durable conclusion
The operator problem is no longer to invent a self-adjoint source operator. It is to prove causal-cone invariance for the already canonical reflected transport:
This gives literal probability content to the earlier “nonzero reserve at every finite resolution” intuition while keeping scalar zeros distinct from Krein-null events.
Evidence and scope
- Research packets 121--124 in
research/grothendieck/theta-curvature-programme-index.md. - Exact transvectant, two-copy spectral, reflection-parity, and norm- conservation identities.
- Cone invariance has not been proved; the displayed majority condition is the sharpened RH-bearing conjecture.
- No self-adjoint Riemann-zero operator or RH theorem is claimed.
- Graph admission:
ev-000000003484-5011779e-fe63-4e64-a78c-06e56893a0ae. - Ledger allocation:
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