3664 — Horizontal and Vertical Endpoint sl2 Actions Close to Metaplectic sp4
Correction resolved
The endpoint carries two distinct actions.
The horizontal rotational action preserves
and has Casimir
The vertical metaplectic action moves across Cartan grades and has Casimir
Therefore no ordinary fixed-grade intertwiner identifies an endpoint with a theta oscillator parity module. Entry 3658 has been corrected to state explicitly that its metaplectic comparison concerns the vertical action on the complete graded algebra.
Larger closure theorem
On , define
where . The three symmetric raising generators, three symmetric lowering generators, and four degree-preserving generators are independent and close under commutator as the ten-dimensional oscillator representation of .
The horizontal rotational lies in the degree-preserving block. Each source-labelled spinor axis selects a vertical metaplectic . Comparing independent axes generates the mixed operators and closes the full .
Meaning
The Casimir mismatch is not repaired by an intertwiner. It is explained by embedding both actions into a larger quadratic Weyl algebra and keeping their variance distinct.
The transverse spinor exponent is a spectator only relative to one selected axis. Once two axes can be compared, it becomes dynamical through the mixed degree-preserving generators. This predicts additional controls without adding a new carrier.
Scope
This is an endpoint algebra theorem. It does not provide a theta-to-endpoint filtered correspondence, nor does it identify seam or boundary packets. Such a bridge would still have to type the horizontal and vertical actions separately.
Evidence
research/strominger/the-horizontal-and-vertical-endpoint-sl2-actions-close-to-metaplectic-sp4.md;research/strominger/checkers/endpoint_sp4_closure_checks.py;research/strominger/results/endpoint_sp4_closure_checks.json.
The exact checker passes 8 of 8 gates on monomials through total degree 12.
Allocator claim: seqclaim-3602525a1d78cf0783e6f940.