
ABSTRACTThis paper integrates cyclic symmetry tools with exoplanet environmental inference. We define a radix-12 phase encoding of orbital observables and prove that equivariant encoding combined with symmetry averaging extracts a persistent invariant component from underdetermined datasets. Dihedral extension introduces empirically testable mirror constraints. Multi-clock accumulation explains the emergence of stable discrete signatures from continuous variability. The framework emphasizes coherence across datasets rather than single-feature claims.
exoplanet atmospheric inference, C12 phase encoding, symmetry-based classification, invariant extraction, group averaging, circulant diagonalization, Fourier phase modes, dihedral symmetry testing, environmental coherence, bundle invariants, multi-clock synchronization, phase drift accumulation, sodium atmospheric signatures, ionic plausibility gradient, orbital phase curves, longitudinal structure analysis, degeneracy-aware modeling, symmetry constrained inference, discrete cyclic indexing, structural stability in planetary systems
exoplanet atmospheric inference, C12 phase encoding, symmetry-based classification, invariant extraction, group averaging, circulant diagonalization, Fourier phase modes, dihedral symmetry testing, environmental coherence, bundle invariants, multi-clock synchronization, phase drift accumulation, sodium atmospheric signatures, ionic plausibility gradient, orbital phase curves, longitudinal structure analysis, degeneracy-aware modeling, symmetry constrained inference, discrete cyclic indexing, structural stability in planetary systems
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