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To establish conditions under which representation-dependent distinctions can be eliminated while keeping the resulting orbit quotient operable under declared algebraic operations.

August 14, 2026Open Access

Invariant Normal Forms under Declared Symmetry: The Orbit Quotient as Upper Bound, and the Staged Factorization

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To establish conditions under which representation-dependent distinctions can be eliminated while keeping the resulting orbit quotient operable under declared algebraic operations.
Formulated the Orbit-Congruence Criterion to separate semantic quotients, operable quotient algebras, and valid signature regimes.
Analyzed an SO(2) vector-addition counterexample demonstrating that diagonal equivariance does not guarantee orbit congruence.
Applied prime-primary decomposition and the Chinese remainder theorem to evaluate residual label reconstruction across continuous and discrete settings.
Demonstrated that a declared operation descends to the orbit quotient X/G if and only if its quotient value depends strictly on the orbit classes of its arguments.
Proved that the orbit quotient forms the finest representation-independent upper bound, with the declared normal form functioning as a purpose-relative quotient.
Characterized governance weighting through positive linear functionals on the additive invariant cone, identifying admissible weight rays as automorphism-fixed projective classes.

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Theoretical analysis uncovers algebraic criteria governing invariant normal forms under declared symmetry, demonstrating exact conditions for operable orbit quotients and staged compression.

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Devin Bostick (2026) studied this question.

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Theoretical analysis uncovers algebraic criteria governing invariant normal forms under declared symmetry, demonstrating exact conditions for operable orbit quotients and staged compression.

Invariant Normal Forms under Declared Symmetry: The Orbit Quotient as Upper Bound, and the Staged Factorization

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