Abstract
Phase Transport Geometry (PTG) organises the six phase degrees of freedom on the minimal phase manifold ()^6 into triplet, doublet, and singlet closure sectors. These sectors support distinct classes of phase defects: collective closure defects in the triplet sector, orientation (chirality) defects in the doublet sector, and winding defects in the singlet sector. Each sector is canonically associated with a structural endomorphism algebra: End(), End(), and C respectively. These algebras classify the internal symmetry of the closure sectors and should not be interpreted as physical gauge groups. PTG-4 develops the geometric and algebraic structure of the closure sectors and states the Sector Algebra Theorem, proved in full in PDT-MC-1.
