
Classifies resolution metrics for full torsion spectroscopy. The paper proves that no canonical positive Lorentz-intrinsic resolution metric exists, while calibrated SO(3)SO(3)SO(3), U(1)zU(1)_zU(1)z, and Fisher-gauge metrics form non-unique families.
twistor spectroscopy, High Energy Physics - Theory, torsion, Lorentz invariance, calibration, General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology, resolution metric, Fisher geometry, FOS: Mathematics, Cramér–Rao bounds, Mathematical Physics, Differential Geometry
twistor spectroscopy, High Energy Physics - Theory, torsion, Lorentz invariance, calibration, General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology, resolution metric, Fisher geometry, FOS: Mathematics, Cramér–Rao bounds, Mathematical Physics, Differential Geometry
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