Fibre Erasure: Cosmochrony paper on selective erasure of projective fibres
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Fibre Erasure: Cosmochrony paper on selective erasure of projective fibres
Canonical Pair Observables in Weil Blocks: Structure of the Residual Amplitude Factor and Pipeline-Independent Formulation
Projective Persistence and the Physical Sub-Spectrum: A Dynamical Selection Criterion for the Capacity Exponent
Systematic Pair-Level Campaign for δpair: Convergence, Inter-Pair Concentration, and Normalization Structure
Observable-Class Mismatch and the Corrected δ→β∗ Relation on Heisenberg Graphs: Block Normalisation, Central-Phase Contribution, and Structural Correspondence
Matrix-Level Dynamic Redundancy and the Structural Confinement of the Cascade Exponent β
Asymptotic Calibration of the BFS Window and Inter-Pair Trajectory Diversity
Quadratic Completion of Admissible Spectral Pairs via Binary-Icosahedral Representation
Three Stable Directions from Quaternionic Minimality: Derivation of Σc(n3) = 3 from Born–Infeld Fibre Admissibility
Admissible Frontier Saturation and the Cascade Exponent: A Representation-Theoretic Obstruction and its Matrix-Level Refinement
Native Span Growth and the Failure of the Heisenberg Capacity-to-Rate Transfer (Cosmochrony working paper)
Shell-Alignment from Projection Locking: A Discrete Admissibility Theorem under Born--Infeld Saturation
Quantum Structure beyond Spin-1/2: Co-Admissible Sectors and the Emergence of SU(2) as a Fixed Point
Vertical Non-Injectivity and the Stability of the Observable Rank: Closing the Unconditional Transfer cχ → δpair → β∗
Spin-1/2 Sector Identification via the Symmetric Rank Formula: Effective Dimension of the Admissible Covariance in End(Vρ)
SU(3) from Colour Triplet Co-admissibility: Towards the Complete Standard Model Gauge Group
Quaternionic Rigidity of Admissible Morphisms: Every Admissible Φq,ρ Necessarily Factors through su(2)
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