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IndisputableMonolith.QFT.CPTInvariance

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The CPTInvariance module defines parity, time-reversal, and charge-conjugation operators together with their CPT composition inside the Recognition Science framework. Researchers extending the eight-tick discretization to QFT symmetries would cite these definitions when assembling Tier 2 derivations. The module consists of type declarations for the operators and cost-preservation statements built on the imported constants and hypothesis.

claimParity operator implements spatial reflection $x o -x$; time-reversal and charge-conjugation operators are defined analogously; their composition satisfies CPT invariance on the 8-tick cycle with recognition cost preserved.

background

The module sits inside the QFT derivations tier of Recognition Science and imports the fundamental time quantum $ au_0 = 1$ tick together with the eight-tick discretization hypothesis. The upstream EightTick doc states: "The 8-tick hypothesis: time/process is discretized into 8-beat cycles. This is an EXPLICIT HYPOTHESIS about observed traces, not a definitional axiom." Supporting structures LedgerEntry and Ledger track recognition costs while the operators applyC, applyP, applyT, and applyCPT act on them.

proof idea

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why it matters in Recognition Science

The module supplies the CPT operators to the parent QFT module, which assembles Tier 2 derivations of quantum field theory fundamentals from the Recognition Science framework. It supplies the discrete symmetry layer required before further QFT constructions that rest on the eight-tick octave.

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