2026-06-22 ( [formula in source] reconciled with the archived derivation: predicted \& dimensionless (so it does not define a mass), the tension is the reheating channel: v340)
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v340 ( AS.RECONCILE.01). Answers ``why don't we have [formula in source] / the old versions derived it'' and ``can a ratio define mass itself''. \ [formula in source] is predicted and dimensionless: [formula in source] with [formula in source] a pure ratio, so [formula in source] pins the e-fold count [formula in source] , NOT [formula in source] — it cannot define an absolute mass (No-Unit, v153, stands). \ the [for
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