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Original ledger classification: Numerical

Recorded statement: exact pole delta_ph=z_*^(1/6), z_*=(794-7sqrt9961)/2187 (2187=3^7); bare resolvent fails lepton ratios 3-11x (holonomy essential); required Lambda=(0.475,1.107,0.917), Lambda_mu>1 => non-unitary resolvent dressing; D4-symmetric SU(3)…

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Paper context: Standard Model and flavor structure

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FLAV.UFSTAR.01

Original ledger classification: Numerical

Original claim text

exact pole delta_ph=z_*^(1/6), z_*=(794-7sqrt9961)/2187 (2187=3^7); bare resolvent fails lepton ratios 3-11x (holonomy essential); required Lambda=(0.475,1.107,0.917), Lambda_mu>1 => non-unitary resolvent dressing; D4-symmetric SU(3) monodromy constructible but D4-fixed locus POSITIVE-DIMENSIONAL => exact quark c reduce to the (U) stable-point selection

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Numerical

Dependencies as recorded

H2 monodromy; Mehta-Seshadri; (U)

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  • v19_monodromy_moduli.pyRegistered verification module · frontier
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    exact monodromy pole; D₄ SU(3) monodromy moduli

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