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Original ledger classification: Physical (conditional reframe)

Recorded statement: SIMPLER resolution: gap decoupling. 2||V_metric||=0.785<Delta=6log(3/2)=2.433 => Delta_eff=1.648>0; admissible sector keeps positive gap under metric dressing => decoupled from un-built ambient; physical QG = closed admissible-sector…

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QG.GAPDEC.01

Original ledger classification: Physical (conditional reframe)

Original claim text

SIMPLER resolution: gap decoupling. 2||V_metric||=0.785<Delta=6log(3/2)=2.433 => Delta_eff=1.648>0; admissible sector keeps positive gap under metric dressing => decoupled from un-built ambient; physical QG = closed admissible-sector measure, ambient (G6) = math completeness, gap-decoupled & inert

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Physical (conditional reframe)

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GATE.METRIC.01; G5

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  • v36_spectral_action_g2.pyRegistered verification module · gravity
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    G2 spectral action → R + R²; gap-decoupling Δ_eff = 1.648

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