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This research aims to develop a comprehensive theory on the identifiability of curvature-jets in four-dimensional geometry.

June 23, 2026Open Access

Higher Curvature-Jet Prolongations

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This research aims to develop a comprehensive theory on the identifiability of curvature-jets in four-dimensional geometry.
Developed an all-order theory of curvature-jet identifiability.
Classified observable jets using Spencer-hook modules and Lorentz-spin content.
Utilized probe reconstruction and smooth radial-gauge realization.
Introduced a new classification system for observable jets in four-dimensional geometry.
Established a framework for understanding curvature-jet behavior in torsionful spaces.

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Theoretical framework develops curvature-jet identifiability in four-dimensional torsionful geometry, suggesting new identification methods.

Abstract

Develops an all-order theory of curvature-jet identifiability in four-dimensional torsionful geometry. Observable jets are classified by Spencer-hook modules, Lorentz-spin content, probe reconstruction, and smooth radial-gauge realization.

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Hiroyuki Shioiri (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a3a223b111626ef22ab6d91 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20787986

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Theoretical framework develops curvature-jet identifiability in four-dimensional torsionful geometry, suggesting new identification methods.

Higher Curvature-Jet Prolongations

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