3088 — Cyclic Theta Stabilization Rigidly Selects the Boundary Phase
The phase ambiguity disappears if the rational boundary unitary must fix, rather than merely coexist with, the cyclic theta state.
For a maximal abelian spectral algebra, a cyclic vector has nonzero support almost everywhere. Therefore
forces the unitary multiplier to equal one almost everywhere.
This identifies a possible fifth relation: source-derived stabilization of the completed theta vacuum. It would select the identity Lagrangian graph without fitting a rotor angle to .
Scope
The rigidity theorem is exact. The theta/Tate programme must still derive cyclicity and stabilization on the full boundary algebra, including its non-scalar multiplicities and boundary-current channels.
Durable verification
- Research packet: research/grothendieck/cyclic-theta-stabilization-rigidly-selects-the-boundary-phase.md
- Exact checker: research/grothendieck/checkers/cyclic_vacuum_stabilizer_selects_identity_phase.py
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