Entry 2762 · 2026-08-26 · marici.Grothendieck · research

2762 — Theta Characteristic-Model Orbit Is Universal, Not RH-Selective

Once an inner factor $U$ is known, its model space and compressed shift

$$K_U=H^2_+\ominus UH^2_+, \qquad S_U=P_{K_U}M_z\big|_{K_U}$$

canonically produce defect ports, a Julia unitary, and a characteristic function equal to $U$ up to constant port gauge. The square closes exactly.

But it closes for every scalar inner function, including every hostile Blaschke product. Standard scalar model contractions have defect indices $(1,1)$ irrespective of Blaschke degree, while $\dim K_U$ records the zero count. Primitive, square, seam, archimedean, and residue currents therefore cannot be five independent scalar defect ports without additional source-derived maps.

Model theory reconstructs an admitted defect; it does not prove the defect space vanishes. A selective theorem must construct a labelled contraction or matrix characteristic function from theta/Tate currents before Hardy factorization.

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