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Main Author: Inoué, Takao
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Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.02243
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contents We develop a structural and dynamical theory of chirality for quasigroups formulated at the level of isotopy classes. Interpreting isotopy as a gauge symmetry of re-coordinatization and mirror parastrophy as handedness reversal, we introduce a gauge-invariant continuous-time two-state Markov model in which transitions occur only between a quasigroup and its mirror. We prove that this dynamics descends to the isotopy quotient, yielding a reduced generator governed by a single class-dependent rate $k([Q])$. Symmetric mirror transitions lead to convergence toward a racemic equilibrium, whereas the vanishing condition $k([Q])=0$ characterizes dynamical chiral stability. By restricting admissible transitions to those generated by intrinsic symmetries, we show that $k([Q])=0$ is equivalent to the absence of mirror-isotopisms. A concrete example of order $7$ demonstrates the existence of structurally chiral quasigroup classes.
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spellingShingle Chirality and Racemization on Isotopy Classes of Quasigroups
Inoué, Takao
Dynamical Systems
20N05, 60J27
We develop a structural and dynamical theory of chirality for quasigroups formulated at the level of isotopy classes. Interpreting isotopy as a gauge symmetry of re-coordinatization and mirror parastrophy as handedness reversal, we introduce a gauge-invariant continuous-time two-state Markov model in which transitions occur only between a quasigroup and its mirror. We prove that this dynamics descends to the isotopy quotient, yielding a reduced generator governed by a single class-dependent rate $k([Q])$. Symmetric mirror transitions lead to convergence toward a racemic equilibrium, whereas the vanishing condition $k([Q])=0$ characterizes dynamical chiral stability. By restricting admissible transitions to those generated by intrinsic symmetries, we show that $k([Q])=0$ is equivalent to the absence of mirror-isotopisms. A concrete example of order $7$ demonstrates the existence of structurally chiral quasigroup classes.
title Chirality and Racemization on Isotopy Classes of Quasigroups
topic Dynamical Systems
20N05, 60J27
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.02243