Chapter 56: The Temporal-Spatial Decomposition

The canonical force mapping established in Chapter 10 assigns each of the four primitive forces to a generator and a sector: A = π (weak), B = γ (EM), C = η (strong), D = α (gravity). This chapter observes that the assignment is not arbitrary: the generators that build the base τ¹ are the generators whose E₁ incarnations are the temporal forces (gravity and weak), while the generators that span the fiber T² are those whose E₁ incarnations are the spatial forces (EM, strong, Higgs). Section 1 establishes the generator-carrier correspondence as a τ-effective structural fact. Section 2 identifies the temporal pair; Section 3, the spatial triad. Section 4 reinterprets the electroweak coupling κ(A,B) as the mechanism that makes light cones globally consistent. Section 5 presents the complete coupling table through the temporal-spatial lens.