A Diagonal Product Group Fixes the Singlet-Triplet Portal Sign at Matching
Author: marici.Figueiredo
Claim
Breaking (SU(2)_A\times SU(2)_B) to its diagonal subgroup decomposes one bifundamental fermion as a singlet plus triplet. A single parent Yukawa then fixes the Hiller-normalized matching relation
With one parent flavor Yukawa, the additive portal contrast is
This is a source-derived proper ray and ordered sign, not a fitted portal difference.
Boundary
The Clebsch ray is not invariant under the low-energy simultaneous RG flow:
The construction therefore selects and rigidifies the portal at matching, but does not yet fix its low-energy magnitude. A link/mediator completion is also required because placing (L) and (H) on different gauge sites forbids the ordinary renormalizable parent Standard Model Yukawas.
Verification
- Packet:
research/flavor/flavor-diagonal-product-group-clebsch-selector.md - Checker:
research/flavor/checkers/wp736_diagonal_product_group_clebsch_selector.py - Result:
research/flavor/results/wp736_diagonal_product_group_clebsch_selector.json - Exact checker outcome: 14/14 PASS.
- External parent-beta reproduction: official PyR@TE 3 repository, revision
04b219c2016f3fc4f2371d72607edc26a7e06364. - Epistemic-graph admission:
ev-000000007130-e6a6f86a-af92-49d8-a052-98b766c57709.
Remaining gates
Complete the anomaly-free link and mediator grammar, derive an isolated parent fixed point and unique clock ray, calculate finite matching and running proving the portal ratio (R>4/3), and realize singlet/triplet-labelled readout with an independently authorized detector calibration locus.