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Formalizations.Physics.Particles.GaugeHiggsUnification.SU7ColourParity

The x₆ parity of SU(7) gauge components separates colour #

In the SU(7) gauge-Higgs unification model of Komori–Maru the parity acting in x₆ is P₆ = diag(+,+,+,−,−,−,−): the first three indices of the fundamental are the colour triplet. A gauge component along E_ij carries the product P₆(i) P₆(j). This file proves the arithmetic half of the theorem "colour lives on the small circle": P₆(i) P₆(j) = −1 iff exactly one of i, j is a colour index, and there are exactly 24 such components. The other half (the P₆-odd components expand in sin (m x₆ / R₆), m ≥ 1) is a reading of the mode expansions of Komori–Maru and is not formalized.

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The colour block: the first three indices of the fundamental 7.

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    The x₆ parity P₆ = diag(+,+,+,−,−,−,−) on the indices of the fundamental.

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      P₆(i) P₆(j) = −1 exactly when one and only one index is a colour index.

      There are exactly 24 gauge components E_ij with P₆(i) P₆(j) = −1.

      No colour-changing component carries P₆ = +1.