Level 2.5 — the even-flip transition atlas (a falsifiable program)
tfpt 1 architecture e8
Identify [formula in source] with the even-weight binary code on five bits. A transition [formula in source] has flip [formula in source] , even and nonempty, so [formula in source] ; per state there are [formula in source] flips, giving and the [formula in source] undirected flips match the [formula in source] [formula in source] root pairs ( , counting). This makes the atlas conjecture testable: a genuine root map
Opening source excerpt. Formulas and the full argument remain in the original document.
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