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14 169-Parameter Chebyshev-Cholesky Metric (Phase 1)

The 169-parameter Chebyshev-Cholesky metric is the first explicit analytical G\(_2\) holonomy metric on a compact TCS 7-manifold. Published as DOI:10.5281/zenodo.18860358.

14.1 Chebyshev-Cholesky Parametrization

Definition 14.1 Chebyshev Order

The Chebyshev polynomial order \(K = 5\), giving \(K + 1 = 6\) modes.

Definition 14.2 Cholesky Entries

A \(7 \times 7\) lower-triangular matrix has \(\binom {8}{2} = 28\) independent entries.

Theorem 14.3 Off-diagonal = \(b_2\)

The 21 off-diagonal Cholesky entries equal \(b_2(K_7)\), reflecting the \(b_2\)-dimensional moduli space of \(G_2\) structures.

Theorem 14.4 169 Total Parameters

Total parameters: \(6 \times 28 + 1 = 169\), where the \(+1\) is the ACyl decay rate.

Theorem 14.5 \(169 = 13^2 = \alpha _{\mathrm{sum}}^2\)

The parameter count is a perfect square: \(169 = (r_{E_8} + W)^2 = 13^2\).

Theorem 14.6 \(168 = |\mathrm{PSL}(2,7)|\)

The Chebyshev parameter count \(168 = |\mathrm{PSL}(2,7)|\), the Fano automorphism group.

14.2 SPD Structure and Determinant

Theorem 14.7 det\((g) = 65/32\)

The metric satisfies \(\det (g) = 65/32\) at every evaluation point, with \(\gcd (65, 32) = 1\).

Theorem 14.8 PINN Compression \({\gt} 6000\times \)

The PINN model (1,070,471 parameters) compresses to 169 Chebyshev-Cholesky parameters: a ratio of 6,334:1.

Theorem 14.9 Index Decomposition

The 7 K\(_7\) coordinates decompose as \(1 + 2 + 4 = 7\): 1 neck parameter, 2 S\(^1\) fiber angles, 4 K3 surface coordinates.

Bundled certificate: 12 structural properties of the 169-parameter metric.

14.3 Newton-Kantorovich Certification

Definition 14.11 NK Bounds

The NK contraction parameter: \(h \leq 665 / 10^{10} = 6.65 \times 10^{-8}\).

Theorem 14.12 \(h {\lt} 1/2\) (Unconditional)

\(h \times 2 {\lt} 10^{10}\), establishing \(h {\lt} 1/2\) with safety margin \({\gt} 7.5\) million.

Theorem 14.13 Joyce Convergence: 5 Steps

5 Joyce iteration steps (= Weyl factor) reduce torsion by \(\times 2995\).

Theorem 14.14 Proximity \({\lt} 5\) ppm

The certified metric \(g_0\) differs from the true torsion-free metric \(g^*\) by at most \(4.86 \times 10^{-6}\) (relative).

Theorem 14.15 Final Torsion Below Joyce Threshold

After 5 steps: \(\| T_5\| = 2.98 \times 10^{-5} \ll 0.0288 = \varepsilon _{\text{Joyce}}\).

Definition 14.16 NK Certificate Structure

Bundled record: \(n_{\text{params}}, h, \text{steps}, \text{reduction}, \text{proximity}\) with built-in proof of \(h {\lt} 1/2\).

Bundled certificate: 7 structural properties of the NK certification chain.

14.4 K3 Harmonic Correction and Torsion Classes

Definition 14.18 G\(_2\) Torsion Decomposition
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Under G\(_2\) representation theory: \(T \in W_1 \oplus W_7 \oplus W_{14} \oplus W_{27}\) with dimensions \(1 + 7 + 14 + 27 = 49 = \dim (K_7)^2\).

Theorem 14.19 Torsion Space = \(\dim (K_7)^2\)

\(1 + 7 + 14 + 27 = 49 = 7^2\).

Theorem 14.20 \(\tau _3\) Dominates (\({\gt} 99\% \))

The \(W_{27}\) (symmetric traceless) component carries 99.6% of total torsion.

Theorem 14.21 \(|d\varphi |^2 / |d{*}\varphi |^2 = 1/\text{Weyl}\)

The exterior derivative norm ratio is exactly \(1/5 = 1/W\).

Theorem 14.22 K3 Contribution \({\lt} 0.1\% \)

The K3 fiber contributes only 0.07% of total torsion, verified over 220,000 evaluation points.

Theorem 14.23 \(|\varphi |^2 = 2b_2 = 42\)

The proper normalization of the associative 3-form.

Theorem 14.24 \(|{*}\varphi |^2 = |\mathrm{PSL}(2,7)| = 168\)

\(|{*}\varphi |^2 = 4 \times 42 = 168 = |\mathrm{PSL}(2,7)|\).

Bundled certificate: 10 structural properties of the torsion reduction chain.