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e2054af08c docs(research): chiral CRT multiplexing — Qwen 3.7 Max formalization
Formalizes the unification of CRT, dual quaternions, Sidon sets, and
compression filtering. Three theorems:

1. Sidon Orthogonality: if A is Sidon and moduli coprime, dual quaternion
   sums are orthogonal (non-interfering). Proof follows from CRTSidon.lean
   sidon_preserved_mod.

2. Multiplexing Capacity: n strands → n/2 orthogonal channels. Each
   channel encodes an independent data stream without interference.

3. Hierarchical Encoding: TreeBraid/MMR merge tree allows decode at any
   scale. CRT reconstruction is a ring isomorphism mod M.

KEY PRACTICAL RESULT: CRT replaces the CMIX mixer algebraically.
The mixer's O(n² × models) cost becomes O(n²) with exact separation.
The mixer was a computational approximation of what CRT does exactly.

The only operation that matters is the FILTER (COUCH gate): which
Sidon pairs to retain at each scale. Compression is dead (conservation
law, 8× measured), but multiplexing/filtering is alive.

Source: Qwen 3.7 Max theoretical framework, integrated with
SilverSight's measured results and formal proofs.
2026-07-04 19:42:07 +00:00
fb2718842d docs: synthesize chiral CRT multiplexing theory
Unifies:
- Dual quaternion algebra (screw motions)
- CRT Torus Embedding (chiral pairs)
- Sidon orthogonality (non-interfering channels)
- BraidStorm/TreeBraid/COUCH architecture
- Hutter Prize filtering as Sidon selection

Theoretical guarantees:
- Non-interference theorem (Sidon orthogonality)
- Multiplexing capacity theorem (n/2 channels for n strands)
- Hierarchical encoding theorem (TreeBraid/MMR)
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