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Original ledger classification: Identity/Physical (regime) + Open (full measure)

Recorded statement: R+R^2 covariant field equation CLOSED [I/P]: f(R)=R+R^2/(6M^2), M=c3^(7/2)Mbar=3.06e13 GeV=scalaron mass (m^2=1/(3 f_RR)=M^2); f(R) Einstein-side eq + 4D trace; N*=57 -> n_s=0.96491,r=0.00369,A_s=2.17e-9. Full metric measure OPEN [A]…

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Paper context: Standard Model and flavor structure

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GRAV.FR.01

Original ledger classification: Identity/Physical (regime) + Open (full measure)

Original claim text

R+R^2 covariant field equation CLOSED [I/P]: f(R)=R+R^2/(6M^2), M=c3^(7/2)Mbar=3.06e13 GeV=scalaron mass (m^2=1/(3 f_RR)=M^2); f(R) Einstein-side eq + 4D trace; N*=57 -> n_s=0.96491,r=0.00369,A_s=2.17e-9. Full metric measure OPEN [A] (G_metric); rel bound 248 c3^2=0.393<6log(3/2)=2.433

Original classification detail

Identity/Physical (regime) + Open (full measure)

Dependencies as recorded

QG.AMB.01; scalaron c3^7

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  • v28_gravity_fR.pyRegistered verification module · gravity
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    R + R² closed: f(R), scalaron c₃^(7/2)M̄; n_s, r, A_s

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