Entry 2755 · 2026-08-26 · marici.Grothendieck · research

2755 — Theta Retarded--Advanced Product Loses the Inner Factor

The reciprocal theta/Tate sectors form a native Hardy pair

$$F_+(z),\qquad F_-(z)=\overline{F_+(\bar z)}.$$

Their real-boundary product is $|F_+|^2$, whose inverse Fourier transform is the two-sided source autocorrelation. Thus causal input naturally produces a two-sided exterior delay density.

But any upper-half-plane inner factor $I$ gives a new Hardy pair with the same product:

$$(IF_+)(I^\#F_-)=F_+F_-.$$

A Blaschke factor inserts a retarded zero while leaving the boundary density, Hardy norm, and support typing unchanged. Hence exterior positivity cannot recover the RH-bearing divisor or causal phase.

The remaining theorem is source rigidity of the inner factor through labelled primitive, prime-square, archimedean, and sewing data. The source must prove outerness or reject every nonconstant inner modification without assuming zero-freeness.

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