Latent Geometry and the Emergence of Lorentzian Time in Matrix Quantum Mechanics
Badis Ydri
Abstract
We introduce latent geometry in BFSS/BMN models. Before an emergent geometry evaporates at the geometric transition, large-d Gaussianization encodes its information in the exceptional N=2 sector selected by the baby fuzzy sphere, a single active spin-1/2 Pauli block. Dimensional reduction, finite-N Gaussianization and exact Molien--Weyl projection transport this encoding to mass-deformed BFSS2. At N=2, the same stable BFSS2 oscillator admits inequivalent unitary H2θ=EAdS2θ and dS2θ decodings, realizing spacetime transmutation and the emergence of Lorentzian time.
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