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2026-07-03 (surfacing round — three already-computed unique readouts promoted to the public prediction surfaces: the axion–photon coefficient [formula in source] , the free-seam Higgs band [formula in source] – [formula in source] \,GeV, and the never-run BH HFQPO [formula in source] ladder-tooth search; no new vN, no status moves)

Research changelog · TFPT — Introduction and reading guide

Uniqueness scan follow-up (no new results — presentation only). A structure scan for ``what does TFPT predict that nobody else pins?'' found three concrete, falsifiable readouts that were fully computed and ledgered but missing from the public prediction surfaces; they are now surfaced, with their existing typing unchanged. (i) Axion–photon coefficient: the determinant-line anomaly coefficient [formula in source] , [

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