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Collapse Without Alignment:
A Universal Additive Model of Macro Coherence
Appendix F-TechNote: Mathematical and Algorithmic Foundations of the Three-Eigenvector Principle
F-TN.1 Overview and Purpose
This technical note supplements Appendix F by providing deeper mathematical detail and algorithmic guidance supporting the Three-Eigenvector Principle. It includes formal derivations, entropy proofs, covariance construction from collapse traces, and spectral arguments. While the main appendix presents the theory accessibly, this document serves those seeking full rigor or practical implementation paths.
F-TN.2 Semantic Covariance Matrix
Let be a set of semantic collapse trace vectors in , where each represents a high-dimensional state of macro-semantic context.
We define the semantic covariance matrix as:
This captures the semantic variance structure of the entire macro-reality space formed by observer-consistent collapse events.
F-TN.3 Spectral Decomposition and Collapse Directionality
By the spectral theorem:
where:
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is an orthogonal matrix whose columns are eigenvectors
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is a diagonal matrix with eigenvalues
The projection of each trace onto the principal semantic axes is:
F-TN.4 Entropy Analysis of Dimensional Reduction
Let be the top-3 eigenvalues. Define normalized weights:
Define semantic entropy as:
Let be the empirically estimated stability threshold for macro-consistent world encoding. Then:
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Projection to 3D:
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Projection to >3D:
Thus, only the 3-EV projection remains below , ensuring semantic integrity and low collapse entropy.
F-TN.5 Eigenvalue Collapse Filter Algorithm (Simplified)
Input: Semantic trace matrix
Output: Principal eigenvectors
import numpy as np
# Compute mean-centered trace matrix
mu = np.mean(Phi, axis=0)
X = Phi - mu
# Compute covariance
Sigma = (X.T @ X) / X.shape[0]
# Eigen decomposition
eigvals, eigvecs = np.linalg.eigh(Sigma)
# Sort eigenvectors by descending eigenvalue
idx = np.argsort(eigvals)[::-1]
E_top3 = eigvecs[:, idx[:3]]
Use as the canonical semantic axes for visualization, consensus, and latent-space modeling.
F-TN.6 Open Conjecture: 3-EV Sufficiency Theorem
Claim: For all semantic collapse fields representing observer-stable macro-reality, the projection onto top-3 eigenvectors minimizes entropy while preserving consensus stability.
Sketch of Path to Proof:
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Represent semantic trace field as Gaussian-like or log-concave distribution.
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Apply entropy-preserving dimensional reduction arguments (e.g., Johnson-Lindenstrauss lemma variants).
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Combine with consensus-theoretic models (multi-agent agreement in reduced latent manifold).
We invite collaborators from category theory, information geometry, and quantum thermodynamics to formalize this theorem.
F-TN.7 Closing Note
This TechNote is a living document. As new mathematical structures, counterexamples, or agent-based simulations arise, we will refine the 3-EV framework and its application to Semantic Field Theory, AI cognition, and K3D navigation.
For questions, insights, or contributions: contact the authors or submit appendices through the open SMFT-K3D collaboration portal.
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