This paper begins with one phrase in the Chronoflux state reconstruction theorem: attained smooth states on the three torus that remain inside the admissible set. That phrase contains the geometry of the result. The torus is only the spatial carrier. The evolution acts on an infinite dimensional manifold of field states, and the admissibility conditions select the regular region on which the inverse problem is defined. I separate the parent temporal transport bundle, the spatial carrier, the admissible Sobolev state manifold, the attained history space, the physical quotient and the state dependent recovered metric. These objects are related, but they are not interchangeable names for one manifold. For the rigid ideal periodic branch, positive density, positive constitutive derivative, the characteristic speed bound and Sobolev regularity define an open admissible state manifold. The two sided energy estimate acts on an attained compact branch inside that open region. A smooth solution is therefore a curve through state space, and recoverability means that the attained endpoint map is injective with a locally stable inverse on its image. The topology of the three torus is treated explicitly. Its first de Rham cohomology is nontrivial, so a curl free velocity field need not be the gradient of one globally single valued periodic scalar. A closed velocity one form separates into an exact part and a harmonic part carrying three circulation periods. The single valued periodic potential action used by the present recoverability theorem therefore selects the exact cohomology sector. More general smooth ideal branches are stratified by circulation class, and Kelvin transport preserves that class while the solution remains smooth. Attained smooth solution segments form a local evolution groupoid at set level. Each admitted history gives an arrow between endpoint states, composition joins compatible histories and backward reconstruction supplies the inverse on the attained image. Vacuum, loss of hyperbolicity, shocks, dissipation, incomplete boundary data and topological sector change mark boundaries where this reversible structure ends or requires enlargement. Physical identity requires a declared quotient by transformations proved to be redundant. A smooth free and proper action gives a smooth quotient manifold. Nontrivial stabilisers lead instead to a stratified moduli space. Observation supplies coordinates only when the observable map identifies the physical branch and has the rank and conditioning required for stable inversion. The recovered Chronoflux metric is then placed at its correct level. It is not a metric on state space. It is a Lorentzian spacetime metric reconstructed from the normalised quadratic response about an admissible state. Genuine geometric closure would require an admissible state and carrier metric for which the field equations hold and the recovered response metric returns the same carrier metric. I state this coupled fixed point gate without claiming that it has been crossed. The result is a precise account of the manifold on which Chronoflux admissibility, recoverability and persistence are played out. Admissibility selects the valid state manifold and branch. Recoverability determines whether evolution and observation can be inverted there. Persistence identifies the labels and sectors carried along the admitted history.
Roy Herbert (2026) studied this question.