TauLib.BookII.Topology.CoherenceConnectivity
TauLib.BookII.Topology.CoherenceConnectivity
Connectivity via coherence: the two-readout principle.
Registry Cross-References
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[II.D18a] Two-Readout Principle —
two_readout_check -
[II.D18b] Spine Address Path —
spine_address_path -
[II.R06a] Refinement Rays —
refinement_ray_check
Mathematical Content
The coherence kernel provides two parallel readouts on τ³: (F) Fine-grain (topology): ultrametric cylinders, totally disconnected (C) Coarse-grain (geometry): betweenness, congruence
These are parallel, not layered: topology does not produce geometry via continuous paths (which don’t exist in a Stone space).
Address-space connectivity replaces classical path-connectedness: any two finite-stage points are connected by a spine address path through the canonical base index α₁ = 2.
Refinement rays (one-sided ℕ-indexed orbit iterations via ρ) provide the four independent canonical directions (A, B, C, D).
Tau.BookII.Topology.two_readout_check
source def Tau.BookII.Topology.two_readout_check (bound db : Denotation.TauIdx) :Bool
[II.D18a] The two-readout principle: topology (fine-grain) and geometry (coarse-grain) are parallel readouts of the coherence kernel.
Evidence: for pairs (x, y, z) where betweenness holds (B(x,y,z) = true), the topological separating stage between x and y is INDEPENDENT of the geometric betweenness relation — they probe different structure.
We verify:
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Topological separation always exists (Stone space, II.T09)
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Geometric betweenness exists for specific triples
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Both coexist on the same point set without contradiction
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Tau.BookII.Topology.two_readout_check.go
source@[irreducible]
**def Tau.BookII.Topology.two_readout_check.go (bound db : Denotation.TauIdx)
(x fuel : ℕ) :Bool**
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Tau.BookII.Topology.two_readout_check.go_yz
source@[irreducible]
def Tau.BookII.Topology.two_readout_check.go_yz (x y z bound db : ℕ) :Bool
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Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_length
source def Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_length (x : Denotation.TauIdx) :Denotation.TauIdx
[II.D18b] Spine address path: the canonical route from X to Y through α₁ = 2.
Descent: X → greedy peel → (A,B,C,D) → extract D → continue until base Ascent: α₁ → build up Y’s ABCD address
The spine address length ℓ(X,Y) counts total peel steps. Equations
- Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_length x = if x ≤ 2 then 0 else Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_length.go x 100 Instances For
Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_length.go
source@[irreducible]
def Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_length.go (n fuel : ℕ) :ℕ
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Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_path
source def Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_path (x y : Denotation.TauIdx) :Denotation.TauIdx
Spine address path from X to Y: total peel steps via α₁. Equations
- Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_path x y = Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_length x + Tau.BookII.Topology.spine_address_length y Instances For
Tau.BookII.Topology.address_connectivity_check
source def Tau.BookII.Topology.address_connectivity_check (bound : Denotation.TauIdx) :Bool
[II.D18b] Universal address connectivity: every pair of finite-stage points has a spine address path of bounded length. Verify: for all x, y in [2, bound], the path length is finite and bounded. Equations
- Tau.BookII.Topology.address_connectivity_check bound = Tau.BookII.Topology.address_connectivity_check.go bound 2 (bound + 1) Instances For
Tau.BookII.Topology.address_connectivity_check.go
source@[irreducible]
**def Tau.BookII.Topology.address_connectivity_check.go (bound : Denotation.TauIdx)
(x fuel : ℕ) :Bool**
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Tau.BookII.Topology.address_connectivity_check.go_y
source@[irreducible]
def Tau.BookII.Topology.address_connectivity_check.go_y (x y bound : ℕ) :Bool
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Tau.BookII.Topology.alpha1_base_check
source def Tau.BookII.Topology.alpha1_base_check :Bool
α₁ = 2 is the base index: its peel length is 0 (canonical root). Equations
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Tau.BookII.Topology.refinement_ray_check
source def Tau.BookII.Topology.refinement_ray_check :Bool
[II.R06a] Refinement rays: verify the four orbit rays are one-sided (ℕ-indexed), independent, and canonical.
(i) One-sided: each ray starts at a fixed base element (ii) Independent: ABCD coordinates of successive elements differ in one coordinate (iii) Discrete: no intermediate points between successive orbit elements Equations
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Tau.BookII.Topology.two_readout
source theorem Tau.BookII.Topology.two_readout :two_readout_check 12 5 = true
Tau.BookII.Topology.addr_conn
source theorem Tau.BookII.Topology.addr_conn :address_connectivity_check 30 = true
Tau.BookII.Topology.alpha1_base
source theorem Tau.BookII.Topology.alpha1_base :alpha1_base_check = true
Tau.BookII.Topology.refine_ray
source theorem Tau.BookII.Topology.refine_ray :refinement_ray_check = true