Research Note develops Galois automorphism impact on spectral structures in quasicrystals, suggesting innovative theories.
Research Note 7 of the INDYNA program on icosahedral spectral structures. This note develops the conjugate-shell construction on icosahedral vertex networks, in which two Galois-conjugate distance shells define a one-parameter operator family M(g) = A₁ + g·A₂ over ℚ(√5), and establishes the golden-ratio structure of its level crossings. The included corrigendum documents a correction to the original text. This deposit is part of a numbered series (Notes 7–15) building on Notes 1–6; the series culminates in an exactly solvable spectral theory with experimentally testable predictions for icosahedral magnets and quasicrystals.
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