Entry 3745 · 2026-08-27 · marici.Grothendieck · research

3745 — Reciprocal-Pair Deformations Split into Radial Gauge and Rapidity Shear

For

$$I_+=Re^\chi, \qquad I_-=Re^{-\chi},$$

reciprocity-compatible deformations have two elementary channels.

An even common multiplier (h) sends (R\mapsto hR) while preserving $\chi$. An odd opposite multiplier (e^{\pm g}) sends

$$\chi\mapsto\chi+g$$

while preserving (R^2=I_+I_-). These are respectively radial gauge and rapidity shear.

Both can independently move the scalar intersection

$$S=\frac12+2PR\cosh\chi=0.$$

Therefore neither the projective rapidity nor the Lorentz radius can by itself confine zeros. Positive-source log convexity does imply monotone rapidity and radius growth on the real boost axis, but this property is universal and survives hostile positive carriers.

The RH-bearing source rigidity must couple radius and rapidity before scalar aggregation. A direct falsifier is any nontrivial divisor-changing radial gauge or rapidity shear generated by the authorized labelled theta constructors.

Research packet: research/grothendieck/reciprocal-pair-deformations-split-into-radial-gauge-and-rapidity-shear.md.

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