τ-Conservation as Naturality
τ-Conservation as Naturality (`IV.T247`) is the τ-categorical theorem that every conservation law in the τ³ framework is a naturality condition: the conserved current is the diagonal of a naturality square between two functors on Category τ. This is the structural meta-law that grounds energy, momentum, charge, and spin conservation as facets of a single categorical fact.
τ-Definition
τ-Conservation as Naturality (`IV.T247`) is the τ-categorical theorem that every conservation law in the τ³ framework is a naturality condition: the conserved current is the diagonal of a naturality square between two functors on Category τ. This is the structural meta-law that grounds energy, momentum, charge, and spin conservation as facets of a single categorical fact.
Categorical invariant. Every conservation law in τ³ is a naturality condition; the conserved current is the diagonal of a naturality square (IV.T247).
Primary registry anchor:
IV.T247
Supporting items:
IV.R180
τ-Derivation Chain
SI Translation
Calibration anchor: PG-P01-neutron
Calibration chain:
- natural transformations on Category τ
- E₁-readout for conservation currents (energy, momentum, charge, spin)
- SI bridge via m_n anchor for conserved-quantity units
Manuscript reference: manuscript-sources/book-04/part08/ch72-laws-as-structure.tex