2026-06-19 (the discrete [formula in source] dynamic lens on F_transfer: one shape, one seam-rate, v303)
Research changelog · TFPT — Introduction and reading guide
v303_ftransfer_dynamics.py asks whether the main-branch mechanism — a gapped, positivity-preserving relaxation to a unique attractor (the local-averaging update [formula in source] the [formula in source] marks, gap [formula in source] ) — is also the shape of the four F_transfer instances, or an unrelated bolt-on. It is the same shape: \ F_pole (Koide) is the seam dynamics (M\"obius multiplier [formula in source] ,
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