Results Glossary Entry Canonical mathematics The Spectral Trichotomy Lemma (III.T14) classifies every τ-spectral datum into one of exactly three sectors: B (boundary-type), I (interior-type), or S (singular-type). The trichotomy is the structural input to Book III's spectral correspon…
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Spectral Trichotomy Lemma

The Spectral Trichotomy Lemma (III.T14) classifies every τ-spectral datum into one of exactly three sectors: B (boundary-type), I (interior-type), or S (singular-type). The trichotomy is the structural input to Book III's spectral correspondence (A02), the bridge functor (A01), and Grand GRH (A03). With 16 incoming edges, it is the framework's spectral-side classification scheme.

τ-Definition

The Spectral Trichotomy Lemma (III.T14) classifies every τ-spectral datum into one of exactly three sectors: B (boundary-type), I (interior-type), or S (singular-type). The trichotomy is the structural input to Book III's spectral correspondence (A02), the bridge functor (A01), and Grand GRH (A03). With 16 incoming edges, it is the framework's spectral-side classification scheme.

Categorical invariant. A canonical surjection τ-Spec → {B, I, S} compatible with the spectrum functor (S01) and the lemniscate boundary's polarity grading.

Primary registry anchor: III.T14

Supporting items: III.D81, I.D18, I.T05

τ-Derivation Chain

  1. I.K0 — Universe Postulate
  2. I.T05 — Prime Polarity — bipolar structure
  3. I.D18 — Algebraic Lemniscate — boundary geometry
  4. III.D81 — Spectrum functor — Spec : τ → τ-Spec
  5. III.T14 — Spectral Trichotomy — Spec(A) ∈ {B, I, S}

Lean modules referenced: TauLib.BookIII.Spectral.Trichotomy

Mathematical content

Theorem (B,I,S)
Theorem

There is a canonical sector function trichotomy : τ-Spec → {B, I, S} such that for every τ-object A, Spec(A) lies in exactly one of the three sectors. The function is total, surjective, and compatible with the lemniscate boundary's polarity grading from Prime Polarity (T06).

Proof sketch (expand)

Each τ-spectral datum maps to a polarity-graded position on the algebraic lemniscate (T09). Three structural types of position exist: boundary points of the lemniscate (B), interior points (I), and singular points at the lemniscate's self-intersection (S). K6 closure forbids a fourth type. The map is canonical because the polarity grading is canonical (T06).

Consequences:

  • (B, I, S) sector decomposition input to spectral correspondence (A02).
  • Bridge functor (A01) — translates each sector type to the corresponding classical L-function structure.
  • Grand GRH adelic (A03) — uniform spectral purity across all three sectors universally.

Lean Coverage

Status: Formalized

Module: TauLib.BookIII.Spectral.Trichotomy

Lean kind: theorem

Lean symbol: Tau.BookIII.Spectral.spectralTrichotomy

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