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Specified classical charged complex-scalar model

Physical scope

One classical smooth charged complex-scalar matter branch using the stated gauge-covariant functional and SI bookkeeping. It makes no quantum, statistical, material-response, empirical, or coupled-PDE existence claim.

Definition

On the smooth Lorentzian geometry and SI convention of Einstein–Maxwell primitive quantities and SI conventions, choose a fixed smooth bundle sector and the classical charged-scalar functional Sφ of Classical complex-scalar connection derivative and action. A configuration of this model is a smooth complex scalar section φ and the smooth connection and metric fields in that definition. In the action branch, take this actual functional as the selected matter action Sm:=Sφ, with the same fixed-sector compact variations. The scalar is classical; the dimensionless field normalization, the positive coefficient Kφ, the smooth real potential V, and the permitted coupling λ are exactly those of Classical complex-scalar connection derivative and action.

In its circle-bundle branch, λκ0=k∈Z for the selected representation; in the separate trivial real-potential branch, λ may be any real number. No quantum rest-mass identification, material-response claim, or existence theorem for the coupled equations is part of this definition.

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