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IndisputableMonolith.Gravity.SevenGaps.WickFourOneAllHinges

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Library of complex-analytic and matrix lemmas for the 4–1 causal type in the 4D Wick continuation of Regge hinge data. It pins non-vanishing and quadrant placement of the principal square root, imaginary-part signs on the Wick arc, and symmetry of the complex Cayley–Menger matrix, minors, and cofactors. Downstream cut-limit and hinge-completeness certificates import it as shared infrastructure. Proofs are short complex-analysis and matrix identities, not a single terminal theorem.

claimFor the 4–1 causal 4-simplex hinges under complex-first Wick rotation: the principal square root $\sqrt{z}$ is nonzero for $z\neq 0$, lands in the closed first quadrant on the relevant rays, and the complex Cayley–Menger matrix $C$, its minors, and cofactors are symmetric. Imaginary parts along the Wick arc stay nonnegative where required for the $\mathrm{carccos}$ branch.

background

This sits in the QG Seven-Gaps campaign, complex-first lane for 4D Lorentzian Wick continuation of Regge hinge data (panel C11). The parent module builds the complex-first formalization: edge lengths and dihedral data are continued through a complex arc so that Lorentzian anchors arise as boundary values of holomorphic (or continuous-on-slit) functions rather than as ad hoc real formulas.

Regge calculus stores simplex geometry in Cayley–Menger determinants; after Wick rotation those entries become complex. The principal branch $\mathrm{csqrt}$ and a complex arccos must stay on controlled sides of their cuts. Sibling lemmas here record that $\sqrt{z}\neq 0$ off the origin, place $\sqrt{x}$ for real $x$, control $\mathrm{Im}$ along the arc, and prove symmetry of the complex Cayley–Menger matrix and its minors/cofactors so hinge volumes and angles are well-defined for every 4–1 hinge.

Notation follows Mathlib complex analysis: principal square root, open quadrant conditions, and ContinuousOn compositions used later by cut-limit arguments.

proof idea

Not a single proof: a bundle of short lemmas. Non-vanishing of $\mathrm{csqrt}$ is the standard principal-branch fact off $0$. Quadrant and real-ray lemmas reduce to Mathlib square-root and argument bounds. Imaginary-part positivity on the Wick arc is a direct computation from the arc parametrization and product rules in the first quadrant. Continuity of $\mathrm{csqrt}\circ f$ is ContinuousOn composition on sets avoiding the branch cut. Matrix, minor, and cofactor symmetry are entrywise or determinant identities for the complex Cayley–Menger array (transpose invariance). No deep tactic automation; algebraic and library facts.

why it matters in Recognition Science

4–1 hinges are one of the two causal 4-simplex types that must be continued before the campaign can claim completeness over all twenty hinges. This module is the shared substrate imported by WickActionInteriorHinge (frozen continuation schema and carccos lift), WickActionCutLimit and WickActionCutLimitFamily (N4 cut-boundary limits and the $\alpha>7/12$ family), WickActionCertAssembly (certificate assembly at $\alpha=1$), WickHingeDataComplete (conjunction over both causal types), WickThreeTwoHinges (the companion 3–2 type), and the gap6 lookalike-falsify receipt.

Without controlled $\mathrm{csqrt}$ and symmetric complex Cayley–Menger data, the carccos cut limits and the terminal wick_action_continuation_4d schema have nothing well-defined to evaluate. It does not itself close gap6 or flip ledger Bools; it removes analytic and linear-algebra blockers so those receipts can cite hinge values safely.

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