Entry 2947 · 2026-08-26 · marici.Grothendieck · research

Sum--Separation Quarter-Turn Identifies the Green Obstruction with the de Branges Sector Test

Writing the completed readout as

$$X(z)=A(z)+A(-z),$$

a zero forces equal norms of the reciprocal spectral factors. Their modulus defect is

$$\mathcal D(\sigma+it) = 2\iint f(q)f(v) \sinh(\sigma(q+v)) \cos(t(q-v)) \,dq\,dv.$$

Thus strict sign of $\sigma\mathcal D$ is exactly the de Branges zero-confinement criterion.

The Green forcing uses the ordered separation coordinate, while this global sector defect places hyperbolic growth on the sum coordinate. Curvature, Green flux, and de Branges positivity are therefore three readouts of the same two-copy theta source. This explains why the programme repeatedly returned to the original sum--difference quadrant kernel.

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