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2026-06-13 (premise A reframed: freeness is a rigid boundary fixed point, v157)

Research changelog · TFPT — Introduction and reading guide

The free-bulk premise becomes a fixed-point property ( v157, simplicity-first). Instead of postulating Gaussianity, three facts click: (i) the DtN/Calder\'on symbol is universally [formula in source] (Lee–Uhlmann — order- [formula in source] [formula in source] DO, principal symbol [formula in source] ; interactions live in the irrelevant lower-order symbol), so the free dispersion is bulk-detail-independent; (ii) a

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