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E8 bounded-degree clock hardware and gap certificate

Date: 26 October 2026

Status: exact finite-qudit hardware gap; continuum E8 promotion open

Parent: E8 coupled-wire tomography

Evidence: hardware and gap ledger

Certificate: exact compiler and gap verifier

The many-field interaction was a basis cost

For the continuum schedule, a column (K e_I) appears on each of two chiralities. In the simple-root basis the eight interactions therefore touch

\[ (4,6,8,6,6,6,4,4) \]

fields. Since (K{E8}) is unimodular, (K^{-1}) is integral. The compact change of variables

\[ \phi'=K\phi ,\qquad \phi=K^{-1}\phi' \]

is consequently an allowed integer relabelling, not a real-valued approximation. It sends

\[ (Ke_I)^T\phi=\phi'_I. \]

Every interwire interaction becomes the two-field lock

\[ -u_{yI}\cos(\phi_{R,y}^{\prime I}+\phi_{L,y+1}^{\prime I}). \]

The fixed source-to-native mixer follows the E8 Dynkin adjacency and has maximum port degree four. In the native dual basis each bulk register has one partner across an interwire bond.

Exact finite-qudit Hamiltonian

Regularize every compact field by a (q)-level clock register with generalized Paulis (ZX=\omega XZ). For each interior pair define

\[ S=Z_RZ_L^{-1},\qquad T=X_RX_L. \]

The two operators commute because their two Weyl phases cancel. With (d_q=1-\cos(2\pi/q)), use

\[ H_{yI}=\frac{J_{yI}}{d_q}\left[1-\frac{S+S^\dagger}{2}\right] +\frac{h_{yI}}{d_q}\left[1-\frac{T+T^\dagger}{2}\right]. \]

This is a sum of two-body terms. Each pair has a unique generalized-Bell ground state and first excitation energy (min(J{yI},h{yI})). Different bulk pairs are disjoint, while the eight left and eight right edge registers remain free. Therefore the full ground space has dimension (q^{16}), and the gap above that edge-degenerate space is exactly

\[ \Delta_{\rm bulk}=\min_{y,I}\{J_{yI},h_{yI}\}. \]

This is a many-body statement: it is the exact spectrum above the complete ground subspace, not a harmonic normal-mode proxy.

Width, local dimension and disorder sweep

The frozen sweep covers (q=5,7,11,17) and widths (N_y=2,3,5,8,13,21,34), for 28 Hamiltonians and as many as 264 bulk pairs. Every (J) and (h) is independently drawn from ([0.75,1.25]). The exact uniform bound is therefore

\[ \Delta_{\rm bulk}\geq0.75 \]

at every width and every tested clock dimension; the smallest sampled gap is (0.750080793514). Increasing width adds more gapped Bell pairs but does not soften any existing pair or couple the two free edges.

What has and has not become hardware

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The result therefore closes the bounded-degree hardware and finite many-body gap gate at the digital surrogate level. The next promotion must add the continuum kinetic metric and show clock-to-rotor convergence without losing the gap or the held-out 240-root response.

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