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-1.2cm TFPT — Appendix H: the horizon unit system\\[2mm] One seam constant [formula in source] as the universal horizon thermal code\\ (Hawking, de Sitter, Unruh, Page, scrambling — standard physics in seam units, not new gravity)

Horizon readouts

-1.2cm TFPT — Appendix H: the horizon unit system\\[2mm] One seam constant [formula in source] as the universal horizon thermal code\\ (Hawking, de Sitter, Unruh, Page, scrambling — standard physics in seam units, not new gravity)

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Horizon readouts

A change of bookkeeping, not new gravitational physics: if gravity is the geometry-channel readout of the seam, then all horizons read the same boundary constant [formula in source] . This note collects the readouts — Hawking, de Sitter and Unruh temperature, black-hole thermodynamics, the Page time, scrambling, the Nariai bound, [formula in source] and cosmic birefringence — in seam units, with two genuine compiler

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documents/tfpt_horizon_readouts/sections/001-section-the-seam-constant-is-the-universal-horizon-tempe.tex · lines 1 to 63

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The seam constant is the universal horizon temperature factor

Horizon readouts

Every Killing horizon has [formula in source] . Since [formula in source] the universal factor is the seam constant: [formula in source] . Black holes, de Sitter and Unruh therefore share one thermal grammar. \ v8_horizon.py

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Schwarzschild thermodynamics in four [formula in source] -lines

Horizon readouts

For a non-rotating, uncharged hole in Planck units ( [formula in source] ): [formula in source] Two of the constants are compiler numbers, not coincidences: the Hawking temperature factor is [formula in source] — the same P1 boundary normaliser; the radiated-power denominator is [formula in source] , the Weyl-group order of the [formula in source] carrier. Scope of [formula in source] : this is the idealised massless

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Page time and scrambling

Horizon readouts

Since [formula in source] and [formula in source] , the Page point ( [formula in source] ) is [formula in source] In TFPT the Page curve is boundary recoverability: the physical sector is OS-reconstructed and gapped, and the recovered mutual information decays at the transfer rate, [formula in source] . This is the same operator that builds the Standard Model: the boundary transport spectrum is [formula in source] an

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De Sitter and the Nariai bound from the [formula in source] closure

Horizon readouts

With the action-grammar Hubble/ [formula in source] readouts ( [formula in source] , [formula in source] ), the asymptotic de Sitter horizon gives [formula in source] This is the area-law horizon capacity of the universe from [formula in source] alone. The maximal black hole in de Sitter (Nariai) is [formula in source] the absolute gravitational-capacity limit, not an observed structure.

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documents/tfpt_horizon_readouts/sections/001-section-the-seam-constant-is-the-universal-horizon-tempe.tex · lines 153 to 168

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The maximal black hole is the anchor: SdS in seam units

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The Nariai limit is not just a capacity number — written in compiler units, the entire Schwarzschild–de Sitter (SdS) family lands on atoms that are already load-bearing elsewhere in TFPT, with no adjustable parameter on either side. \ v101_horizon_anchor.py

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Horizon readouts

The resummed clock: the bend has a closed form ( / ). The ``bend'' is not an exotic target — the frozen transfer spectrum is a resummed logarithm. (1) Spectrum reading : the eigenvalues [formula in source] are exactly [formula in source] so the clock has the closed form [formula in source] — it reproduces [formula in source] , and the v107 bend [formula in source] becomes a one-line consequence. (2) The linearisation

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documents/tfpt_horizon_readouts/sections/002-section-turnaround-radius-gravitational-waves-light.tex · lines 1 to 225

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Turnaround radius, gravitational waves, light

Horizon readouts

Bound structures. In a [formula in source] -universe the maximal bound radius is [formula in source] — halo, cluster, supercluster and void scales follow from the [formula in source] closure with no new parameter.

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documents/tfpt_horizon_readouts/sections/002-section-turnaround-radius-gravitational-waves-light.tex · lines 226 to 249

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The local sibling: an EHT achromatic polarization intercept

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The cosmic birefringence [formula in source] is the asymptotic (Thomson-limit) projection of the determinant-line response; the local projection onto the magnetised collar of a horizon-scale black hole is a structured, achromatic residual rotation of the linear-polarization angle v203_eht_achromatic.py [formula in source] where the coupling [formula in source] is fixed exactly ( ) — the same top-form coefficient [for

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Horizon readouts

Black-hole echoes / horizonless compactness: any near-horizon echo amplitude ratio would be a natural transfer-rate target, [formula in source] . The same window [formula in source] that the SdS roots trace surfaces independently as the maximum horizonless gravastar compactness [formula in source] (de Sitter endpoint [formula in source] ) of Jampolski–Rezzolla (2026); since [formula in source] such an object is a hor

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Appendix: computational verification

Horizon readouts

The seam-unit identities of this note (the thermal grammar [formula in source] , the power denominator [formula in source] , the de Sitter entropy form, the Page fraction, the scrambling [formula in source] , and [formula in source] ) are re-derived and machine-checked in verification/v8_horizon.py. Run python verification/v8_horizon.py (needs mpmath); it imports the same [formula in source] primitive as the rest of

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Front matter / support

origin theory · tfpt research contracts · tfpt 1 architecture e8 · tfpt 2 standard model · tfpt research contracts · tfpt 1 architecture e8 · input 4 origin theory · input 5 tfpt 3 e8 audit bootstrap · TFPT — Introduction and reading guide · Origin Theory · Architecture, E8 and the electromagnetic fixed point · Standard Model and flavor structure · E8 audit and bootstrap · Frontier and open physical interfaces · Red-team audit · Horizon readouts · Research contracts · Verification safeguards · input 4 origin theory · input 5 tfpt 3 e8 audit bootstrap

Plain language: TFPT (Topological Fixed-Point Theory) is a small discrete compiler. Two inputs — the seam constant [formula in source] and the carrier rank [formula in source] — build [formula in source] and read off the Standard-Model skeleton, the constants and the scale grammar. The series is the introduction plus five numbered papers and four companions (plus one standalone working note), best read in order: intr

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origin theory · tfpt research contracts · tfpt 1 architecture e8 · tfpt 2 standard model · tfpt research contracts · tfpt 1 architecture e8 · input 4 origin theory · input 5 tfpt 3 e8 audit bootstrap · TFPT — Introduction and reading guide · Origin Theory · Architecture, E8 and the electromagnetic fixed point · Standard Model and flavor structure · E8 audit and bootstrap · Frontier and open physical interfaces · Red-team audit · Horizon readouts · Research contracts · Verification safeguards · input 4 origin theory · input 5 tfpt 3 e8 audit bootstrap · Verification reference catalog

\\[2pt] [formula in source] — the unique even unimodular rank- [formula in source] glue \ [E] exact (lattice).

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origin theory · tfpt research contracts · tfpt 1 architecture e8 · tfpt 2 standard model · tfpt research contracts · tfpt 1 architecture e8 · input 4 origin theory · Origin Theory · Architecture, E8 and the electromagnetic fixed point · Standard Model and flavor structure · Frontier and open physical interfaces · Horizon readouts · Research contracts · input 4 origin theory

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External works built upon

origin theory · tfpt research contracts · tfpt 1 architecture e8 · tfpt 2 standard model · tfpt research contracts · tfpt 1 architecture e8 · input 4 origin theory · Origin Theory · Architecture, E8 and the electromagnetic fixed point · Standard Model and flavor structure · Frontier and open physical interfaces · Horizon readouts · Research contracts · input 4 origin theory

The TFPT discrete core (the two axioms, the [formula in source] glue, the integer skeleton) is self-contained and machine-checked. Its bridges to continuum/AQFT physics, to gravity and to the lattice/singularity picture build on established mathematics, listed here by topic; the body refers to these by author name.

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Modular theory and algebraic quantum field theory.

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M. Takesaki, Tomita's Theory of Modular Hilbert Algebras and its Applications, Lecture Notes in Math.\ 128, Springer (1970). J. J. Bisognano, E. H. Wichmann, On the duality condition for a Hermitian scalar field / for quantum fields, J. Math.\ Phys.\ 16 (1975) 985–1007; 17 (1976) 303–321. K. Osterwalder, R. Schrader, Axioms for Euclidean Green's functions I, II, Comm.\ Math.\ Phys.\ 31 (1973) 83–112; 42 (1975) 281–30

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Conformal nets, vertex operator algebras and lattice constructions.

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I. B. Frenkel, V. G. Kac, Basic representations of affine Lie algebras and dual resonance models, Invent.\ Math.\ 62 (1980) 23–66; G. Segal, Unitary representations of some infinite-dimensional groups, Comm.\ Math.\ Phys.\ 80 (1981) 301–342. T. J. Osborne, A. Stottmeister, Conformal field theory from lattice fermions, Comm.\ Math.\ Phys.\ 398 (2023) 219–289, arXiv:2107.13834, doi:10.1007/s00220-022-04521-8. (This is

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Lattices and quadratic forms.

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J. H. Conway, N. J. A. Sloane, Sphere Packings, Lattices and Groups, 3rd ed., Grundlehren der math.\ Wiss.\ 290, Springer (1999). C. L. Siegel, \"Uber die analytische Theorie der quadratischen Formen (the Minkowski–Siegel mass formula), Ann.\ of Math.\ 36 (1935) 527–606.

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Singularities and geometry.

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E. Brieskorn, Beispiele zur Differentialtopologie von Singularit\"aten, Invent.\ Math.\ 2 (1966) 1–14. J. Milnor, Singular Points of Complex Hypersurfaces, Ann.\ of Math.\ Studies 61, Princeton Univ.\ Press (1968).

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