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MI-1 H2: center independence gives an affine rule, not a linear one - #1050
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… a linear one (#1029) MI-1 unit H2. The amplitude-scale-gauge lemma derives an affine rule from base-point-independent first differences. SM §4.1 and the Explainer further stated that the center-free branch reduces the affine rule to a linear one. That step is refuted: on a ring of four sites over Z/5Z the rule x_i(t+1) = x_{i-1}(t) + x_{i+1}(t) + 1 - x_i(t-1) is reversible, translation-commuting, center-free and affine, and has no fixed point, so no time-independent relabelling of the states makes it linear. Edits (four source lines): - SM §4.1: the lemma yields an affine rule; linearity (A5) is stated as a further restriction on the selected lattice model, with the four-site witness and its fixed-point argument inline. - SM §2.7 gauge remark: "the §4.1 linearity argument" becomes "the §4.1 argument for an affine rule". - Explainer: same correction, with the existence statement only. - Structure: "necessity argument for linearity" becomes "argument for an affine rule". The affine lemma, A5 as an explicit posit of the selected model, and results conditional on linearity are unchanged. Nothing is claimed for infinite lattices, site-dependent shifts or time-dependent relabellings. The SM.tex/pdf, Explainer.tex/pdf and Structure.tex/pdf are regenerated (150, 71 and 99 pages, unchanged). No LEDGER, census-registry, grade or sc42 change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013T6pfKuv5mi3MXtKjH2tZb
Owner exact-head decision and verified normal merge — H2 #1050 (2026-11-02)APPROVED AND MERGED at exact head Evidence and gates
Scientific disposition: The refuted microscopic Next governance: H2 is complete. Start P1 only under a distinct bounded approval; the O3/O4 book unit remains queued after P1 under the separate full-book audit/proposal authorization. #1049 remains research-planning only, #1036/#1037 and five holds unchanged. |
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MI-1 unit H2 (#1029). Implementation authorized in #1029 comment 6585855086. This is a draft; merging needs separate owner approval of an exact SHA.
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SM §4.1 (SM:240) and the Explainer (Explainer:767) state that the center-free branch reduces the affine rule from the amplitude-scale-gauge lemma to a linear one. That step is refuted under its own hypotheses. On a ring of four sites over$\mathbb{Z}/5\mathbb{Z}$ , the rule $x_i(t+1)=x_{i-1}(t)+x_{i+1}(t)+1-x_i(t-1)$ is reversible, commutes with translations, and is center-free and affine. It has no fixed point. A linear map fixes the zero state, and a relabelling carries fixed points to fixed points, so no time-independent relabelling makes this rule linear. Structure:301 and SM:96 cite the step by name, so they get wording changes only.
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Preserved: the affine lemma, A5 as an explicit posit, SM:224/228, Main:726(vii), and every result conditional on linearity. Nothing is claimed for infinite lattices, site-dependent shifts, q∣N cases or time-dependent relabellings. SM, Explainer and Structure
.tex/.pdfare regenerated with unchanged page counts (150, 71, 99). There is no LEDGER, census-registry, grade or sc42 change. The book needs no mirror edit: its only corresponding passage (ch02:84 = FULL:727) already states the affine form.Not in this PR (routed per owner decision)
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5008d916--strict, staleness and R7-CTN/R7-PTR all pass. SC-42--verboseoutput is byte-identical to the checked-in result.proof_census --jsonis identical to base. The build reported no dropped glyphs..texfiles are byte-identical to the committed ones.Related: #1049 (linear vs affine research question; planning only).
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