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Part I, The Sentence and the Kernel · defined in Chapter I, The Founding Sentence
One of the four classes of past that the smallest register whose records matter can tell apart. On the observer’s Minkowski space it is a light-like direction.
The class of a word is the pair of the blind bit and the consequence bit , which is exactly when ends in ; the register reads its own classes, by the empty continuation and by the probe ratio. The permutations of the reports that respect the sign and the probe ratio form , and the dressing of the third clause completes them to the report group . On the Fano plane, relative to a clock , the reports are the four lines missing .
Give the reports vectors . The -invariant forms are Lorentzian for , and the reports are null exactly at , where the alphabet’s time and space units coincide. That point is concrete: the reports of a qubit’s tetrahedral measurement, , are pure effects, null for the determinant, and their sum is the observer’s time. Chapter V adds that the reports are places, permuted transitively, none of them an origin.
The histories of the minimal consequential register fall into exactly four future-indistinguishability classes. The class of a word is the pair , where and exactly when ends in . The register reads its own classes: the empty continuation reads , and the probe ratio reads .
The rules act on alone, so words with equal pairs give equal readings after every continuation, by induction on its length: there are at most four classes. All four pairs occur; the words , , and reach , , and . Words with different signs are separated by the empty continuation, and words with equal signs and different switches by , which reads . Finally .
The -invariant quadratic forms on are , with eigenvalue on the line of and on the three-dimensional space of report differences. For the form is Lorentzian, of signature , exactly when . The reports are null exactly when , the unique member with .
The permutation module is the trivial line plus the irreducible standard representation, so an invariant form is a scalar on each, read off from the matrix . Then , and .
As mathematics
With the clock fixed, a report is a line of missing , a vertex of the complete quadrilateral ; as a line of the plane it belongs to the object of the seven lines, with stabilizer . The vertices of , the four points of and the four effects of the qubit’s symmetric informationally complete measurement are incarnations of one rigid object of , and the effects become four null vectors with and Minkowski products for .
In the report lattice the reports of the base tetrahedron are the primitive null matrices for the cusps , 0, 1, . They form a -basis of , and is the null report form.
| Its name in another field | Bridge |
|---|---|
| a Myhill–Nerode class of the minimal register | built |
| a vertex of | built |
| a point of , with | built |
| a point of , with | built |
| an effect of the qubit’s tetrahedral measurement | built |
| a primitive null vector of | built |
| a light-like direction | a reading |
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- IThe Founding SentenceIIBlind ObserversIVWorld, Kernel, ObserverVFour Reports, Six LettersVIIThe Branchial TreeVIIISpace as a TallyIXWhat Space ForgetsXThe Finite Celestial SphereXIRulial RelativityXIIThe Coxeter GraphXIIIThe Level-Seven ShadowXIVWhy OctonionsXVSpin from the Double CoverXVIThe QuartetXVIIITwo Parents of the SkyXIXRulial InvariantsXXThe Commuting SquaresXXIIOne SpeedXXIIILight, Vacuum and HandednessXXIVA Number Nature Could RefuteEp.Forcing, Not Sacred Geometry