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IndisputableMonolith.Physics.CubeSpectrum

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CubeSpectrum supplies the Laplacian spectrum of the 3-cube graph Q3 that serves as the unit cell of the recognition lattice ℤ³. Lattice physicists and critical-phenomena researchers cite it for the binomial multiplicity structure of the eigenvalues. The module consists entirely of definitions and supporting lemmas that enumerate vertices, edges, faces, and spectral invariants without any theorem proofs.

claimThe Laplacian eigenvalues of the 3-cube graph $Q_3$ are $2k$ for $k=0,1,2,3$, each with multiplicity $inom{3}{k}$.

background

The module resides in the Physics domain and imports only Mathlib. It defines the 3-cube Q3 as the Cartesian product of three copies of K2 and records its combinatorial and spectral data. Sibling definitions cover Q3_vertices (8 points), Q3_edges, Q3_faces, Q3_degree, Q3_euler, Q3_edge_count, Q3_laplacian_eigenvalues, Q3_spectral_gap, Q3_max_eigenvalue, Q3_eigenvalue_count, and Q3_trace. The module comment states that the multiplicities are the binomial coefficients C(3,k). Downstream modules treat Q3 as the unit cell of the recognition lattice ℤ³.

proof idea

This is a definition module, no proofs. The argument proceeds by successive definitions that first enumerate the combinatorial structure of Q3 and then extract its Laplacian spectrum together with the associated invariants.

why it matters in Recognition Science

The module furnishes the geometric and spectral foundation required by the two modules that import it. ThermalFixedPoint uses the Q3 unit cell to locate the forced thermal eigenvalue φ on the recognition lattice and to run the renormalization group along the φ-ladder. UniversalityClasses maps subgroups of Aut(Q3) to the O(N) universality classes and their critical exponents in D=3. The construction realizes the T8 step that forces three spatial dimensions.

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