Premises · PRM-023
Route A inversion symmetry (palindromic spectrum)
What this surface is. A register of the premises this programme has DECLARED — postulates, adopted premises, measured inputs, conventions, loaded correspondences, fences and open requirements. Every statement is quoted from its source — verbatim from the sealed text, or transcribed by the house from the TeX where the extraction was damaged, as each page's statement-quality row says — and carries that source's locator. No premise on this page has been adjudicated by the house, and none is defended here. A premise is what an argument RESTS ON, not what it establishes.
As printed
(H1) Inversion symmetry (palindromic spectrum): the characteristic polynomial of Jvac is palindromic
Provenance
| kind | ADOPTED_PREMISE |
|---|---|
| source | the sealed suite, PDF p.168 (search that part for “===== PDF PAGE 168 /”) · the sealed PDF |
| basis | Rev33.1_S369 · PDF sha b64ddcd9e16a6dcd… |
| statement quality | AUTO_CLEAN |
| review state | DRAFTED — not adjudicated by the house |
| first seen | S312 · 2026-09-06T21:57Z |
Claims declared to rest on this premise (1)
| record | title | why the house declared it |
|---|---|---|
| LIB2-019 | Route A selects the positive golden spectrum under its state | Route A additionally assumes adjoint isospectrality / inversion symmetry. This is what distinguishes its theorem domain from Route B, and it is invisible in the dependency edges, which are identical. |
Claims reaching it transitively (1)
LIB2-019
Premise note
Where the suite invokes this premise, in what role, and what rests on it: the premise note (drafted by the ChatGPT drafting lane, verified by the house, R76/R78/R81).
Generated from library_v2.jsonl + PRM_REGISTER_S312.jsonl. Declared volatile fields (R36): BUILD_STAMP.
BUILD_STAMP S371a · 2026-09-26 22:53Z · cut 9dcc6ce9a8ee3e02