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Preprint . 2026
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Connection from Gauge Comparison: Transport of Second-Tier Correction and Curvature

Authors: Searcy, Kenneth;

Connection from Gauge Comparison: Transport of Second-Tier Correction and Curvature

Abstract

Gauge freedom forces transport; transport path-dependence forces curvature. This paper derives a discrete connection-like transport rule as a bookkeeping necessity once second-tier correction admits coboundary (gauge) freedom. Using only refinement stability over a composition index semigroup, it introduces transport operators acting on the second-tier Abelian accumulator and defines a holonomy residue as the normalized mismatch between two refinement orders. The resulting curvature witness is framed as an obstruction to refinement-order independence in gauge comparison, without assuming manifolds, limits, derivatives, Lie theory as primitives, or any physical field postulates.

Keywords

Ontology, forced sequence, Logic, Triad Logic, Quantum physics, graded bracket, foundational constraints, compression, second-order correction, noncommutation, refinement stability, Algebra, semigroup, cohomology, Quantum Theory

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