Layer 4 — the firewall and the No-Unit theorem
Verification safeguards
Two safeguards keep the boundary between the closed core and external physics sharp. The firewall. The four frontier transfers — [formula in source] (Koide), [formula in source] ( [formula in source] ), [formula in source] (axion), [formula in source] ( [formula in source] ) — are typed interfaces, a discrete compiler kernel composed with an external continuous solver. A guard ( v187_ftransfer_laws.py) reads the ledg
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Source location and explicit evidence links
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