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2026-06-16 (the icosahedral bedrock, CM-norm duality, and a structural-finds round)

Research changelog · TFPT — Introduction and reading guide

McKay bedrock: why the atoms are [formula in source] ( v219_icosahedral_mckay, origin_theory, ). [formula in source] is the exceptional top of the McKay tower of finite [formula in source] subgroups ( [formula in source] , [formula in source] , [formula in source] ). Built from the group: the [formula in source] unit-quaternion icosians close to the binary icosahedral group [formula in source] (element orders [formul

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