TFPT scientific source excerpt
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000201 | Finally compare the ORIGINAL EM logarithmic response with
000202 | 
000203 |   -b log det_F[A_u(q) A(q)^(-1)].                     (14)
000204 | 
000205 | Equation (14), the actual SF coupling and (when the rest varies) (11) would
000206 | complete this particular seam-to-EM interface. They do not by themselves
000207 | derive the full interacting spacetime theory, geometry, instruments or all
000208 | other TFPT completion goals. Keep those goals and the E8 compiler intact.
000209 | 
000210 | The older S_prim, its eta phase, the positive geometric marginal and the
000211 | formal exp(W_k[J]) are not already the same graded source functional. Their
000212 | actual relation is reviewed in FULL-SOURCE-ACTION-HISTORY.txt; no new generic
000213 | partition functional is introduced here to stand in for that derivation.
000214 | 
000215 | Verification
000216 | --------------
000217 | Independent analytic review: FOCK-DEFECT-REVIEW.txt. Primary mathematical
000218 | reference: Carey and Langmann, Loop groups, anyons and the Calogero-Sutherland
000219 | model, sections3.2-3.3, https://arxiv.org/html/math-ph/9805010v1 .
000220 | These standard source-Fock facts are reused; the historical operator and
000221 | response comparison is the contribution of this contract.
000222 | 
000223 | check_direct_seam_defect.py controls exact mode signs, the relative determinant,
000224 | CAR word responses, energies and the reweighting normalization condition.
000225 | Its finite cyclic-shift countercontrol retains the compensating other edge,
000226 | so a finite determinant is never mistaken for a single chiral infinite sea.