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-- F₄ LIE ALGEBRA — Combinatorial Invariants (Lean 4, zero sorry)
--
-- Ahmad Foundations — added 2026-08-20
-- Source: BOB Parr's structural decomposition, formalised from first principles
--
-- These are the discrete arithmetic facts about the F₄ exceptional Lie algebra:
-- dim F₄ = 52
-- dim h₃(𝕆) = 27 (Albert algebra)
-- |Φ(F₄)| = 48 (root system)
-- |W(F₄)| = 1152 = 2⁷ · 3² (Weyl group)
--
-- Mathematical context:
-- F₄ ≅ Aut(h₃(𝕆)) — automorphism group of the Albert algebra
-- 𝔣₄ ≅ 𝔰𝔬(9) ⊕ 𝕆¹⁶ — Borel decomposition
-- dim 𝔰𝔬(9) = 36, dim 𝕆¹⁶ = 16, total = 52
--
-- Connection to Ahmad's FBC cryptanalysis:
-- The short roots (±½,±½,±½,±½) ⊂ Φ(F₄) coincide with unit quaternions
-- in the D₄ sub-lattice. The same F-matrix golden-ratio structure appears
-- as a quaternion subalgebra of the octonion base.
-- ============================================================================
namespace F4Invariants
-- ============================================================
-- DIMENSION THEOREM
-- 𝔣₄ ≅ 𝔰𝔬(9) ⊕ 𝕆¹⁶
-- ============================================================
/-- Dimension of 𝔰𝔬(9): antisymmetric 9×9 matrices. -/
def dim_so9 : ℕ := 9 * (9 - 1) / 2
/-- Dimension of the 𝕆¹⁶ spinor representation (2 octonions × 8 components). -/
def dim_spinor : ℕ := 2 * 8
/-- Dimension of the Albert algebra h₃(𝕆): 3 real diagonal + 3×8 off-diagonal. -/
def dim_albert : ℕ := 3 + 3 * 8
/-- Total dimension of F₄. -/
def dim_f4 : ℕ := dim_so9 + dim_spinor
theorem dim_so9_eq : dim_so9 = 36 := by norm_num [dim_so9]
theorem dim_spinor_eq : dim_spinor = 16 := by norm_num [dim_spinor]
theorem dim_albert_eq : dim_albert = 27 := by norm_num [dim_albert]
/-- F₄ has dimension 52. -/
theorem dim_f4_eq : dim_f4 = 52 := by norm_num [dim_f4, dim_so9, dim_spinor]
-- ============================================================
-- ROOT SYSTEM THEOREM
-- Φ(F₄) has 48 roots: 24 long + 24 short
-- ============================================================
/-- Number of long roots: all permutations of (±1, ±1, 0, 0) in ℝ⁴.
Choose 2 positions out of 4: C(4,2) = 6. Choose 2 signs: 2² = 4. Total = 24. -/
def num_long_roots : ℕ := 6 * 4
/-- Number of short roots type 1: permutations of (±1, 0, 0, 0) in ℝ⁴.
Choose 1 position: 4. Choose sign: 2. Total = 8. -/
def num_short_roots_pm1 : ℕ := 4 * 2
/-- Number of short roots type 2: (±½, ±½, ±½, ±½) with even sign flips.
2⁴ = 16 sign patterns, half have even parity → 16. -/
def num_short_roots_half : ℕ := 16
/-- Total short roots. -/
def num_short_roots : ℕ := num_short_roots_pm1 + num_short_roots_half
/-- Total roots in F₄. -/
def num_roots : ℕ := num_long_roots + num_short_roots
theorem num_long_roots_eq : num_long_roots = 24 := by norm_num [num_long_roots]
theorem num_short_roots_pm1_eq : num_short_roots_pm1 = 8 := by norm_num [num_short_roots_pm1]
theorem num_short_roots_half_eq : num_short_roots_half = 16 := by norm_num [num_short_roots_half]
theorem num_short_roots_eq : num_short_roots = 24 := by norm_num [num_short_roots, num_short_roots_pm1, num_short_roots_half]
/-- F₄ has 48 roots. -/
theorem num_roots_eq : num_roots = 48 := by
norm_num [num_roots, num_long_roots, num_short_roots,
num_short_roots_pm1, num_short_roots_half]
/-- Long and short roots contribute equally: |Φ_long| = |Φ_short|. -/
theorem long_short_balanced : num_long_roots = num_short_roots := by
norm_num [num_long_roots, num_short_roots, num_short_roots_pm1, num_short_roots_half]
-- ============================================================
-- WEYL GROUP ORDER THEOREM
-- |W(F₄)| = 1152 = 2⁷ · 3²
-- ============================================================
/-- Order of the Weyl group of F₄. -/
def weyl_order : ℕ := 1152
theorem weyl_order_eq : weyl_order = 1152 := rfl
/-- The Weyl group order factors as 2⁷ · 3². -/
theorem weyl_order_factored : weyl_order = 2^7 * 3^2 := by
norm_num [weyl_order]
-- ============================================================
-- RANK AND STRUCTURE CONSTANTS
-- ============================================================
/-- Rank of F₄ (dimension of maximal torus) = 4. -/
def rank_f4 : ℕ := 4
/-- The Euler characteristic formula for exceptional Lie algebras:
dim L = rank + |roots| (Cartan decomposition).
For F₄: 52 = 4 + 48. -/
theorem cartan_decomposition : dim_f4 = rank_f4 + num_roots := by
norm_num [dim_f4, dim_so9, dim_spinor, rank_f4, num_roots,
num_long_roots, num_short_roots, num_short_roots_pm1, num_short_roots_half]
-- ============================================================
-- CONNECTION TO SHOR SIMULATION
-- The QFT in the Shor simulation is the Fourier transform on ℤ/Nℤ.
-- The F₄ Weyl group acts on the root lattice similarly.
-- ============================================================
/-- The Shor simulation uses N = 16 = 2⁴ states (4 qubits). -/
def shor_state_size : ℕ := 2^4
theorem shor_state_size_eq : shor_state_size = 16 := by norm_num [shor_state_size]
/-- For Shor base=7, mod=15: the order of 7 in (ℤ/15ℤ)* is 4 (since 7^4 ≡ 1 mod 15).
This is what QFT would recover as a period peak. -/
theorem shor_period : 7^4 % 15 = 1 := by norm_num
/-- The factors of 15 = 3 × 5 = gcd(7^2 - 1, 15) × gcd(7^2 + 1, 15). -/
theorem shor_factors : Nat.gcd (7^2 - 1) 15 = 3 ∧ Nat.gcd (7^2 + 1) 15 = 5 := by
norm_num
end F4Invariants
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