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Ddet(x,y)D_{\rm det}(x,y)

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Two invariances follow immediately, and one does not. DdetD_{\rm det} does not change if a trajectory is described using a different auxiliary curve parameter before being converted to proper time — proper time itself is not a gauge choice, it is the arc length of the worldline, fixed by the metric once the trajectory and the metric are fixed, so there is no freedom here to exploit. DdetD_{\rm det} also does not change under a Poincaré transformation applied identically to both worldlines and to the field vacuum together, since W is Poincaré invariant and τ\tau , Ω\Omega , and χ\chi are all defined intrinsically along each worldline. What does change DdetD_{\rm det} , and is meant to, is any actual…

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a map from pairs of “treaty configurations” — worldline, field state, coupling type, and the gap/switching pair used to build the spectrum — to the real interval [0,1].

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Ddet(x,y)D_{\rm det}(x,y)

Equation 37 · Evolutionary Physics

No Particle Without a Cosigner

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Two invariances follow immediately, and one does not. DdetD_{\rm det} does not change if a trajectory is described using a different auxiliary curve parameter before being converted to proper time — proper time itself is not a gauge choice, it is the arc length of the worldline, fixed by the metric once the trajectory and the metric are fixed, so there is no freedom here to exploit. DdetD_{\rm det} also does not change under a Poincaré transformation applied identically to both worldlines and to the field vacuum together, since W is Poincaré invariant and τ\tau , Ω\Omega , and χ\chi are all defined intrinsically along each worldline. What does change DdetD_{\rm det} , and is meant to, is any actual…

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  • DdetD_{\rm det}: a map from pairs of “treaty configurations” — worldline, field state, coupling type, and the gap/switching pair used to build the spectrum — to the real interval [0,1].
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