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Math → Quantum-Gravity Representation Library

Quantum gravity is not primarily the quantization of material objects in spacetime. It is the reconstruction of spacetime, matter, causality, and measurement from invariant representation structures.

This repository treats quantum gravity as a modular site of partially overlapping representation regimes rather than one monolithic theory. Twelve regimes each get a precise dictionary entry, an epistemic status label, a rigorous paper, and machine-checked code; a synthesis paper shows how they compose.

  • Live site: https://math-qg-representation-library.vercel.app
  • Papers: 12 regime studies (≥20 pages each) + 1 synthesis, arXiv-style
  • Every mathematical claim is checked twice: runnable Haskell (QuickCheck + equational proofs) and a Lean 4 formalization of the status calculus.

The reconstruction stack

                 invariant representation structures
                              │
        ┌─────────────────────┼─────────────────────┐
   classical             quantum geometry        amplitudes /
   geometry              & dynamics              holography
   (I, II)               (III, IV)               (V–VIII)
        └─────────────────────┼─────────────────────┘
                              │
                 UV completion & foundations
                 (IX, X, XI, XII)
                              │
                    synthesis: weakest-link
                    S/H/P status calculus
       (a composite is never stronger than its weakest regime)

Papers

Read on the site (rendered math, dark theme) or open the PDF.

Part Paper Cat. pp
A Modular Site of Reconstruction Regimes (synthesis) gr-qc 25 read pdf
I The Solution Stack of General Relativity gr-qc 22 read pdf
II Observables as Cohomology (BV-BRST) hep-th 23 read pdf
III Quantum Spatial Geometry as Representation Data (spin networks) gr-qc 24 read pdf
IV Covariant Quantum Geometry as a State Sum (spin foams) gr-qc 25 read pdf
V Many Boundary Representatives, One Bulk Operator (tensor networks / QEC) hep-th 23 read pdf
VI Amplitudes as Canonical Forms (positive geometries) hep-th 21 read pdf
VII Gravity as the Square of Gauge Theory (double copy) hep-th 21 read pdf
VIII The Flat-Space S-Matrix as Conformal Data (celestial CFT) hep-th 22 read pdf
IX A Fixed Point in Theory Space (asymptotic safety) hep-th 24 read pdf
X Observables from Gluing (factorization algebras) math-ph 21 read pdf
XI Geometry as a Theorem About an Algebra (noncommutative geometry) math-ph 21 read pdf
XII Causal Order as Representation Data (quantum causal structures) quant-ph 25 read pdf

Epistemic status calculus

Every dictionary entry carries a label, and composition is monotone — a chain is never stronger than its weakest link:

Label Meaning
S Standard mathematical / mathematical-physics correspondence
H Strong heuristic physical representation
P Speculative ontological extension

The synthesis proves the composite of all twelve regimes lands at P (dragged there by the causal-structure regime), and drops to H if that regime is removed — the modular claim, made precise.

What's verified

  • Haskell (src/<topic>/): every topic compiles under ghc -Wall -Wextra -Werror with zero warnings; 213 QuickCheck properties and per-topic equational proofs, all passing. Reviewed by Codex.
  • Lean 4 (lean/): a self-contained Lake project (no Mathlib). QGRep/Core.lean and QGRep/Synthesis.lean prove the S/H/P weakest-link calculus and the modular composition theorems with no sorry; the twelve topic modules state faithful theorems, using sorry only for four genuinely-open physics problems (each annotated).
  • Peer review: each paper went through an iterative review loop (Gemini 3.1 Pro) to an ACCEPT / MINOR-REVISIONS verdict, plus a Codex formatting pass. Review transcripts are in reviews/.

Repository layout

papers/latex/   arXiv-style LaTeX sources (12 regimes + synthesis)
papers/pdf/     compiled PDFs
src/<topic>/    Haskell: Core, Properties (QuickCheck), Proofs (equational), Main
lean/           Lean 4 Lake project (QGRep.Core, QGRep.Synthesis, QGRep/Topics/*)
docs/papers/    HTML conversions   docs/research/  deep-research dossiers
reviews/        peer-review + Codex transcripts
website/        Next.js static site (KaTeX server-side render)
posts/          social posts (twitter/linkedin/facebook/bluesky)
context/        the seed research library (mqg_repr Python scaffold, dictionary)

Build locally

# Haskell checks (per topic)
ghc -Wall -Wextra -Werror src/spin-networks/*.hs -isrc/spin-networks -package QuickCheck -o /tmp/t && /tmp/t

# Lean formalization
cd lean && lake build

# Website
cd website && npm install && npm run build && npx serve out

Author

Matthew Long The YonedaAI Collaboration, YonedaAI Research Collective Chicago, IL matthew@yonedaai.com · https://yonedaai.com

License

See context/math_qg_representation_library/LICENSE. The library is a structured way to record, search, compose, and test representation entries while keeping rigorous mathematics, heuristic physics, and speculative ontology explicitly separated. It is not a claim that quantum gravity is solved.

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Quantum gravity as reconstruction from invariant representation structures — 12 regime papers + synthesis, with Haskell + Lean verification

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