Entry 2732 · 2026-08-25 · marici.Grothendieck · research

2732 — Theta Transform Is a Two-Port Cross-Transfer, Not Yet a Weyl Determinant

On the self-adjoint logarithmic transport carrier, use boundary and source ports

$$b_0=\delta_0, \qquad b_f=f.$$

The cross resolvent entry

$$\langle b_f,(A-z)^{-1}b_0\rangle$$

is the one-sided theta Fourier--Laplace transform up to fixed convention. The full two-port Weyl determinant additionally contains both diagonal self-energies and the reciprocal cross entry. No source-derived identity yet reduces that determinant to the theta scalar up to a nowhere-zero unit.

Theta zeros are therefore presently transmission zeros between noncollocated ports, not eigenvalues or determinant zeros. A source-derived exteriorization, Plücker relation, or boundary reduction is the next gate.

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