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IndisputableMonolith.Gravity.PhysicalSixTetCubicDirichletInstance

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Separates the physical finite-difference Dirichlet operator on the six-tetrahedron cubic lattice from the abstract canonical graph Dirichlet energy. Supplies named action and target objects that Track 1.B-PHY residual theorems and axis-stencil certificates import. Wires periodic Freudenthal geometry and cubic-lattice Regge limits into Dirichlet targets pending replacement by the explicit six-tet stencil expression.

claimOn the periodic six-tetrahedron cubic Freudenthal lattice, the module defines the physical finite-difference Dirichlet action $S_{\mathrm{FD}}$ and its target, the periodic edge-stencil Dirichlet action, and records that the canonical Hessian of the encoded triangulation coincides with the graph Dirichlet energy (no self-loops).

background

Recognition Gravity bridges discrete Regge calculus to continuum Einstein–Hilbert via a weak-field quadratic identification with the J-cost / Dirichlet energy. The nonlinear correspondence module states only a local target: near a flat configuration the full nonlinear Regge action equals its flat value plus the canonical J/Dirichlet quadratic, without claiming global exact equality.

The periodic Freudenthal torus supplies the scalable typed vertex/edge/tetrahedron model and the incidence edge-slot partition needed by the first-variation theorem. The cubic-lattice limit module isolates the regular weak-field $O(a^2)$ case of the second-order Regge action from the general CMS curvature-measure statement. Length-chain Schläfli certificates give closed-form dihedral derivatives on the Freudenthal tet edge set.

This module sits between those geometry inputs and the physical residual track: it names the finite-difference Dirichlet operator as a distinct object from the abstract graph energy so later stencil algebra can replace the placeholder.

proof idea

Definition and certificate assembly, not a single end-to-end theorem. It introduces physical finite-difference Dirichlet action/target abbreviations, periodic edge-stencil and mixed-axis stencil actions, and nonnegativity or no-self-loop lemmas that discharge the Dirichlet-target interface. Canonical-Hessian-is-Dirichlet facts are obtained from the encoded periodic Freudenthal triangulation. The doc-comment flags the six-tet cubic stencil body as still to be substituted for the placeholder.

why it matters in Recognition Science

Track 1.B-PHY packages the physical finite-probe Regge-to-EH residual theorems from this module as a structural upgrade beyond the flat-substrate witness. MasterTheoremHandoffIntegration lists the physical residual and Bianchi interface among the fork handoffs. FreudenthalAxisStencilCoeffCert audits corrected axis-stencil monomial coefficients against the same lattice residual. ReggeTTSymbolPreflight uses the true nonlinear action and flat-point identification in the TT Bloch-symbol program. UnifiedForcingChain imports the gravity stack as part of the T0–T8 forcing surface. The module therefore is the named physical Dirichlet instance that keeps abstract graph energy separate from the six-tet cubic stencil until the latter is filled in.

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