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I want to overview my results and my research how Bott periodicity models introspection

An Allegory: The Solipsistic Self as the Hamiltonian of a Noninteracting Fermion

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Modeling Introspection


  • Undertand how Moore's table of CT groups aligns with Stone-Chiu-Roy's table of symmetric spaces.
  • Consider how time reversal (forwards to backwards) can be identified with space reversal (positive to negative) if we add an extra dimension.
  • Consider how the quantum symmetry {$T$} or {$C$} squaring to {$+1$} or {$-1$} expressing unconsciousness and consciousness, and how that interacts with the quantum symmetry, as in "consciously inaccessible".

Goals

I wish to model

  • The structure of each division of everything
    • The perspectives, the shifts in perspective, and their relationships.
  • Why the division of everything into eight perspectives collapses into a division of everything into zero perspectives.
  • How the three minds act as operators adding a perspective, a perspective on a perspective, and a perspective on a perspective on a perspective.
  • The 24 equations which result from the 3 minds acting on the 8 divisions of everything.
  • The 6 conceptions by which we conceive the 8 divisions of everything.
  • The 12 circumstances isolating individual perspectives.

With regard to this model, I want to make sense of various mathematical phenomenon.

  • The maps of Clifford algebras: reversing, conjugating, involution.
  • The Clifford algebras given by the {$CT$}-groups and the generators {$C, iC, iCT$}.
  • The homotopy groups of {$O(\infty)$} and {$U(\infty)$}.

Models

The Structure of a Division of Everything

The Chevalley action explains how an ordered set of generators of {$W$} (an ordered set of shifts in perspective) is acted upon by a basis element of {$V$} (a perspective), or a bivector - a generator of the Lie algebra for the spin group, or a monomial of basis elements.

This has us think of a division of everything as an ordered set of shifts in perspectives with perhaps an additional perspective left over.

The First and Last Perspectives

The first perspective {$J_1$} functions as {$i$}.

The last perspective {$J_k$} is related to the Hamiltonian {$H=im=J_1m$}. {$m$} commutes with {$J_1,J_2,\cdots, J_{k-1}$} and anti-commutes with {$J_k$}.

The Three Minds

The three minds are given by three interpretations for a Hamiltonian {$H$}.

  • It can be interpreted as the transpose {$H=G^T$}. This is the first mind. It corresponds to {$ABC\rightarrow CBA$} and time reversal.
  • It can be interpreted as the conjugate {$H=G^*$}. This is the second mind. It corresponds to {$ABC\rightarrow (-A)(-B)(-C)$} and charge conjugation.
  • It can be interpreted as self-adjoint {$H=H^\dagger$}. This is the third mind. It corresponds to {$ABC\rightarrow (-A)(-B)(-C)$} and mirror symmetry.

The three minds are given by quantum symmetries and related Clifford algebra mappings.

UnconsciousAccessibleTime reversalusual antilinear{$U_TH^*U_T^\dagger=H$}Reversing antiautomorphism{$ABC\rightarrow CBA$}
ConsciousInaccessibleCharge conjugation, particle-holetransposing linear{$U_CH^*U_C^\dagger=-H$}Conjugation antiautomorphism{$ABC\rightarrow (-C)(-B)(-A)$}
ConsciousnessDefiniteParity, space reversal, sublattice symmetrytransposing antilinear{$U_SHU_S^\dagger=-H$}Involution automorphism{$ABC\rightarrow (-A)(-B)(-C)$}

We can translate various concepts between quantum symmetries and the Clifford algebra mappings

{$H^*=H^T$} conjugation or transposereversion {$ABC\rightarrow CBA$}
{$-H$} transposingreflection of generators
{$H$} antilinear?

Study Varlamov 2001, Varlamov 2004.

Adjoint operators: Note that the null space of an operator {$T$} equals the complement to the range of its adjoint {$T^*$}. This means that we can describe the same space as a null space mapping to zero (algebraically) and as that which is outside of the range, which doesn't get mapped to (logically). And when we have a self-adjoint operator the null space must be simply {$0$}.

  • Adjoints are like complex conjugates. A self-adjoint operator is like a real number.

Mathematical phenomena

CT groups

Gregory Moore. Quantum Symmetries and Compatible Hamiltonians., Section 16, page 138, has a table of CT groups and related Clifford algebras. There is an equivalence of categories between the {$(\phi,\chi)$}-representation of the {$CT$}-group and the graded representation of a Clifford algebra. Section 11, page 77, defines {$(\phi,\chi)$}-representation of {$G$}.

Each element of {$G$} is mapped to a real-valued matrix that is either {$\mathbb{C}$}-linear or {$\mathbb{C}$}-anti-linear, as given by {$\phi$}, and either even or odd, as given by {$\chi$}.

The {$\phi$}-twisted extension of {$G$} is relating the structure of {$G$} (which is like two switches, as with the foursome) with recurring activity, the circle {$U(1)$}.

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