Symmetry breaking and nonlocality phase transitions occur nearly simultaneously during diffusion model generation in modern transformers.
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A time-dilation schedule makes the mode-probability learning phase survive in high dimension, and the learned flow autoencoder recovers the mixture's p and σ² in two separate phases.
Rank-constrained denoising score matching yields a spectral tradeoff: lower training error with increasing rank, but test error may increase beyond a threshold set by the data subspace dimension and sample size.
Under the common-cause hypothesis, the nonlocality window is contained in the speciation window, and both sharpen to a single critical time in the large-system limit, verified analytically in Gaussian mixtures.
The paper links phase-transition behavior in continuous generative samplers to projection caustics in the data geometry and introduces the Critical Boundary Detector as a diagnostic tool.
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Concurrence of Symmetry Breaking and Nonlocality Phase Transitions in Diffusion Models
Symmetry breaking and nonlocality phase transitions occur nearly simultaneously during diffusion model generation in modern transformers.
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Phase-aware Training Schedule Simplifies Learning in Flow-Based Generative Models
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Denoising Score Matching in Diffusion Models: The Effect of Rank Constraints on Generalization
Rank-constrained denoising score matching yields a spectral tradeoff: lower training error with increasing rank, but test error may increase beyond a threshold set by the data subspace dimension and sample size.
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Breakdown of Local Denoising as Semantic Speciation
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The Geometry of Phase Transitions in Generative Dynamics via Projection Caustics
The paper links phase-transition behavior in continuous generative samplers to projection caustics in the data geometry and introduces the Critical Boundary Detector as a diagnostic tool.
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