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000004 | The spectral gap argument is correct under the explicitly stated assumptions:
000005 | a least positive spectral point g is present, the group is strongly continuous,
000006 | and the exact all-parameter scaling law concerns this SAME H. Stone uniqueness
000007 | and unitary spectral invariance then contradict half-scaling. At the other
000008 | source normalization H/8 the number changes to1/32, not the conclusion.
000009 | The review does not exclude different gapless translation generators or HSMI.
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000011 | The noncommutative trace Hessian check is correct: exp(-1)-exp(-3), not the
000012 | naive exp(-1)+exp(-3). Proper general formulas use divided differences.
000013 | The cutoff check does not claim two full P1 models; it isolates the missing
000014 | modular-to-spectral identification. The new next target must remain an actual
000015 | original field/action/source identity, not these negative tests alone.
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000023 | The earlier v259 cutoff gap was also confirmed at the actual script and found
000024 | already present in the Atlas claim annotation. It is reused rather than counted
000025 | as a newly discovered independent physical result. Original files/ledger unchanged.