2575 — Scalar Dynamics Observes Finite Simple Modes but Clustering Destroys Uniformity
For diagonal finite dynamics (A=\operatorname{diag}(\lambda_1,\ldots, \lambda_N)) and scalar output , the derivative observability matrix factors as a Vandermonde matrix times . Hence
One scalar output observes every finite state when the spectrum is simple and all modal overlaps are nonzero. For a repeated eigenvalue, PBH requires enough independent rows to separate its eigenspace; the minimum simultaneous output rank is the maximum geometric multiplicity.
Finite observability remains nonuniform under spectral clustering. For modes , the determinant is
which is nonzero at every positive but tends to zero as the spacing collapses. Thus dynamics exchanges simultaneous port dimension for temporal or jet depth and spectral conditioning; it does not automatically repair theta completion stability.
Scope
This is an exact finite observability theorem and clustered-spectrum obstruction. The actual theta coefficient generator and a physical time/jet instrument remain undefined.
Durable verification
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