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000001 | RECOVERED ORIGINAL MONODROMY READOUT AND PINNED WORD TABLE
000002 | 30 October 2026. Reuse of old results, not a new physical selector.
000003 | 
000004 | The exact original source documents/tfpt_research_contracts/sections/
000005 | 006-source.tex:236-241 explicitly records that the older geodesic/word
000006 | dictionary's VALUES were closed by v118 using resolvent determinants,
000007 | where the earlier diagonal-dressing guess had failed. Its248-258 also
000008 | records the closed finite harmonic metric and the conditional discrete
000009 | selector stratum. Do not reopen a general missing Hitchin PDE there.
000010 | The harmonic-bundle Phi=0 in that statement is not the weak Higgs field.
000011 | 
000012 | The actual v118_hexagon_family_dictionary.run:54-138 reads the SAME
000013 | literal M0 and U now reached by the actual Fuchs/PQ transport. It proves
000014 |  det(I-t M0)=1-t^3,
000015 |  det(I-M0/2)=7/8, det(I+M0/2)=9/8,
000016 |  c_e=4/[2det(I-M0/2)]=16/7,
000017 |  c_mu=3/[2det(I+M0/2)]=4/3,
000018 |  c_tau=4det(I-M0/2)/3=7/6.
000019 | The native coefficient1/2 is |M0_22| in its printed one-based indexing.
000020 | This older evaluation is at t=1/2. It is not a justification for replacing
000021 | the later original delta_ph=0.593277... by1/2 or mixing parameter meanings.
000022 | Its determinant operation remains valid for arbitrary declared t.
000023 | 
000024 | v118 itself leaves its address assignment as the older supplied v20 input.
000025 | The later original ledger FLAV.H2.04, status_ledger.csv:205, records the
000026 | stronger v121_address_pinning.py census:
000027 |  R=[[1,3,0],[1,5,2],[2,5,3]],
000028 |  row sums=(4,8,10), column sums=(4,13,5), entries in{0,...,5}.
000029 | There are exactly17 such matrices. Their17 determinants are all distinct,
000030 | and only R has determinant8. Hence under THOSE original margins and
000031 | determinant, the nine addresses are pinned; they are not nine free fits.
000032 |  L=R+6 times the first-column indicator gives
000033 |  [[7,3,0],[7,5,2],[8,5,3]],
000034 | the old exact word lengths. Root independently enumerated the17 candidates
000035 | using four free entries and the linear margins, without assuming R.
000036 | ROOT-RECOVERED-V118-V121-READOUT-CHECK.json records all six checks as true.
000037 | 
000038 | The ledger explicitly retains the physical origin of the atom margins and
000039 | rank determinant as its remaining premise question. Numerical equalities
000040 | with e1,rankE8,p3,DeltaQ,g_car are not by themselves a physical map.
000041 | The old scalar resolvent proof is not the entire modern matrix Yukawa
000042 | operator, nor a substitute for carrying actual open endpoints and Pstr.
000043 | Likewise, actual pair/source mass programs retain their explicitly supplied
000044 | Yukawa/heavy tensor data; no new original generation is inferred by naming
000045 | the older theorem. What is recovered is the concrete positive readout and
000046 | the correctly smaller residual question, not nine missing integer choices.
000047 | 
000048 | NEXT USE
000049 | Reuse the actual transport-to-resolvent map and pinned-word theorem in the
000050 | whole original HolK/Y/WEDGE/Sadm caller. No arbitrary address policy,
000051 | scalar-conjugacy scan, new harmonic PDE or Hardy=entireY axiom is needed.