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IndisputableMonolith.Gravity.Analysis.ReggeHinge4DStarKernel13

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Enumerates the 3^4 candidate unit-cube origins with offsets in {-1,0,1}^4 and proves which cubes contain a fixed 4D Freudenthal hinge. Establishes that only the origin cube meets the hinge and records the local hinge-mask star of cardinality 13. Downstream flat-Hessian and Bloch-symbol assembly cite this incidence kernel when weighting star deficit contributions.

claimCandidate cube origins are offsets $o\in\{-1,0,1\}^4$ (encoded as $\mathrm{Fin}\,3$ per axis). A hinge vertex with absolute coordinate $v\in\{0,1\}$ lies in the cube of origin $o$ iff $o\le v+1\le o+1$ on every axis. The star of cubes meeting a fixed hinge has cardinality 13, and only the origin offset contains the hinge.

background

In the 4D Regge QG campaign the edge stencil (ReggeEdgeStencil4D) packages Freudenthal 4-cube classes and a provisional finite TT quadratic. The flat-hinge kernel (ReggeHinge4DFlatKernel) and dihedral cosine kernel (ReggeHinge4DDihedralKernel) import that 15-class stencil and never redefine it; they supply hinge incidence and flat second-variation ingredients.

A hinge in the Freudenthal triangulation of the 4-torus is a 2-face shared by a star of 4-simplices. To assemble the star deficit kernel one must know which unit cubes meet that hinge. This module fixes the combinatorial model: cube origins are integer offsets with each coordinate in ${-1,0,1}$, and membership of a hinge vertex is the shifted interval test $o\le v+1\le o+1$ on each axis.

Sibling definitions encode axis projections, absolute hinge coordinates, vertex-in-cube predicates, and the local hinge-mask list used by later Hessian assembly.

proof idea

Definition-heavy incidence module, not a single deep theorem. Offsets are Fin 3 encodings of ${-1,0,1}$; axis-fit and vertex-in-cube are pure arithmetic comparisons. Cube-contains-hinge is the product of per-axis tests. Cardinality of the star and the uniqueness claim (only the origin offset contains the hinge) are finite enumerations over the $3^4$ candidates, discharging by case split / decidable search. Local hinge masks package the surviving incidence data for consumers.

why it matters in Recognition Science

Feeds the committed per-orbit star deficit kernels in ReggeFlat4DHessianAssembly, which replaces the provisional weight-1 aggregate of finiteTTQuadratic by true flat second-variation weights built from Heron area gradients and these star kernels. Bloch all-orbit and transported all-orbit folds (ReggeBlochAllOrbitSymbol4D, ReggeBlochTransportedAllOrbit4D) consume that assembly when forming the factorized m² moment over the six S4 hinge types. The companion audit module ReggeHinge4DStarKernel13Audit binds #print axioms for this file. In the QG full-theory chain this is the kernel-checked hinge-star incidence step between dihedral flat kernels and continuum-facing Bloch symbols.

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