Cosmology Interfaces of the TFPT Closed Branch
Seam transfer, axion sector, reheating, and CMB targets
Cosmology is not used as a primitive selector of the theory. It is read from the closed branch through seam transfer, determinant-line phase, scalaron sector, axion interface, reheating input, leptogenesis input, neutrino sector, CMB spectra, and conjectural sky-map realization targets.
- ›Papers 1–5 supply the closed branch T★, the carrier packet, the precision branch, the admissible QFT sector, and the boundary-normalized metrology.
- ›Downstream cosmology interfaces: Λ_IR, S_Σ, N_DW, axion / reheating / leptogenesis / CMB targets at their proper status levels.
- ›No carrier proofs, no full α derivation, no QFT closure proof, no SM packet proof.
- ›Fails if CMB Stage 2 is sold as a theorem, if a good CMB world is conflated with this observed sky realization, or if cosmology is allowed to tune the primitive branch.
Key formulas
- Λ_IR (seam transfer)
- Axion interface
Cosmology as Downstream Interface
The closed branch is fixed before cosmology enters. CMB and E8 must never be written as hard theorem claims in this paper. Stage 1 is spectra; Stage 2 is sky realization as a conjectural or programmatic target.
Seam Transfer and Infrared Determinant
The seam-transfer expression connects the admissible determinant line to the cosmological constant scale.
Axion Interface
The axion sector depends on seam transfer and determinant-line phase, not on the primitive carrier proof.
CMB — Stage 1 vs. Stage 2
Stage 1 is the spectral target: transfer functions, angular spectra, comparison rows. Stage 2 is a conjectural realization target: a good CMB world is not automatically this CMB world.