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Conditional classical orbit evolution and invariant labels

Physical scope

Selected linear H generates complete group translation on the orbit; m,s labels preserved.

Statement

Assume ACω. Adopt the optional classical spinning-orbit model of Optional adopted classical spinning-orbit model with fixed m,s>0 and selected inertial Hamiltonian H=cP0. Conditional on the KKS orbit and canonical Hamiltonian conventions, its Hamiltonian flow is the one-parameter coadjoint action of the corresponding time-translation subgroup (with the sign fixed by the library convention). It exists for all real evolution parameters and preserves m and s. This is a deduction inside the adopted classical model, not evidence for that model or a derivation of quantum spin.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The optional model postulate, its fixed orbit, and H=cP0 in one inertial frame.

[A1]

Optional adopted classical spinning-orbit model: the model adopts the positive-spin KKS orbit with primitive m,s>0 and chooses H=cP0.

[L1]

Positive classical spin Poincare orbit and stabilizer jump: under ACω, for m,s,c>0 the coadjoint orbit through P=(mc,0,0,0) and J12=s is an eight-dimensional KKS symplectic manifold, with P2=−m2c2, P future, W⋅P=0 and W2=m2c2s2. Here Wa=12εabcdPbJcd with ε0123=+1 and indices raised by η=diag⁡(−1,1,1,1), exactly as in that supplier. No temporal-chart or H10 hypothesis is required. It exists as a batch-26 draft, but is not independently approved.

[F1]

Coadjoint orbits are symplectic manifolds: on a coadjoint orbit the inclusion moment map satisfies dμξ=−ιξOωKKS, so linear dual components generate the corresponding infinitesimal coadjoint fields.

[L2]

Canonical Poisson brackets and local Hamiltonian flow fixes the cotangent convention ιXHω=dH. On the KKS symplectic orbit we define XH by the same intrinsic equation; existence, uniqueness and smoothness follow by inverting the smooth nonsingular matrix of ω in local charts. The cotangent supplier's H25 Step 1 record is ready/hash-current; the carrier remains draft/unbound with ai-altered proof provenance, so that readiness does not independently approve its proof.

[F2]

Poincare semidirect group, dual pairing and moment components: the pure unit x0 translation pairs with p0=−P0 under the fixed cotangent convention.

[A2]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): assume countable choice ACω only; no full axiom of choice is used.

Proof

technique · identify the linear Hamiltonian vector field with a group action

Given: [A1], the KKS moment equation [F1], and the Hamiltonian sign convention [L2].

1.1A1F1F2L1L2A2algebra

Let ξ0 be unit translation in the x0 direction. The dual pairing of [F2] gives μξ0=p0=−P0, so H=cP0=−cμξ0. Since ιξOω=−dμξ0 by [F1] and ιXHω=dH by [L2], XH=c ξO. With the library fundamental-field convention, its integral curve is z(t)=exp⁡G(−ctξ0)⋅z(0).

2.1F1L1A2step 1.1algebra∎

The fundamental field with the library convention integrates as z(t)=exp⁡G(−ctξ0)⋅z(0) for every real t; differentiating this globally defined action gives cξ0,O, the field from step 1.1. Thus this particular Hamiltonian flow is complete. The group action preserves the orbit invariants, so P2=−m2c2 and W2=m2c2s2 remain fixed, preserving m,s.

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