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Original ledger classification: Reduction [E]/[O] (CM selection = unique order-4 modulus + equilibration attractor)

Recorded statement: THE CM-SELECTION MECHANISM (2026-06-22): tau=i (the square) is the UNIQUE order-4 modulus and the attractor of mark-equilibration, so the last keystone residual is 'the deck acts geometrically', not 'why the square' (the v331 follow-up).…

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QGEO.CMSELECT.01

Original ledger classification: Reduction [E]/[O] (CM selection = unique order-4 modulus + equilibration attractor)

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THE CM-SELECTION MECHANISM (2026-06-22): tau=i (the square) is the UNIQUE order-4 modulus and the attractor of mark-equilibration, so the last keystone residual is 'the deck acts geometrically', not 'why the square' (the v331 follow-up). [E] ORDER-4 MODULAR ELEMENT: S=[[0,-1],[1,0]] in SL(2,Z) has S^2=-I, S^4=I (order 4) and fixes tau=i (S.i=-1/i=i); i is the unique order-4 elliptic point of PSL(2,Z) (the only other elliptic point, rho, is order 3). [E] DECK ORDER -> CM POINT (the selector): order-4 deck -> cross-ratio 2 -> j=1728 -> tau=i (square); order-3 deck -> equianharmonic lambda (lambda^2-lambda+1=0) -> j=0 -> tau=rho (hexagon); the carrier deck |mu4|=4 (anchor-derived) selects tau=i uniquely, not rho. [E] MARK-EQUILIBRATION ATTRACTOR: four points on the circle minimizing the log-energy E=-sum log|z_i-z_j| (Fekete points) converge to EQUAL spacing (gaps pi/2 = the square) from random starts, and the square's energy beats random perturbations -- the unique (mod rotation) attractor of symmetric mark-equilibration. [E] NEG: an order-3 (hexagonal) deck selects tau=rho (j=0), NOT the square (j=1728) -- deck-order-specific. [O] SHARPENED RESIDUAL: given the mu4 deck, tau=i is FORCED (arithmetic) and is the equilibration attractor (dynamical); only that the seam recovery dynamics IS this mu4 equilibration acting GEOMETRICALLY (a conformal automorphism, = QGEO.SYM.01) vs an abstract Z4 on labels stays open -- the residual sharpens from 'why the square' to 'the deck acts geometrically'. NOT a closure.

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[E] the modular order-4 uniqueness (S fixes i) + the deck-order->CM map (order-4 => j=1728 => tau=i) + the mark-equilibration (Fekete) attractor; [O] the deck acting geometrically (= QGEO.SYM.01). Sharpens the v331 residual from 'why the square' to 'the deck acts geometrically'; does NOT close the bedrock.

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QGEO.NECESS.01; QGEO.SYM.01; v331; v214; v216; v267; v56

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    The CM-selection mechanism: tau=i (the square) is the UNIQUE order-4 modulus and the attractor of mark-equilibration, so the last keystone residual is 'the deck acts geometrically', not 'why the square' (the v331 follow-up). [E] ORDER-4 MODULAR ELEMENT: S=[[0,-1],[1,0]] in SL(2,Z) has S^2=-I, S^4=I and fixes tau=i; the unique order-4 elliptic point of PSL(2,Z) (the other, rho, is order 3). [E] DECK ORDER -> CM POINT: order-4 -> cross-ratio 2 -> j=1728 -> tau=i (square); order-3 -> j=0 -> tau=rho (hexagon); |mu4|=4 selects tau=i. [E] MARK-EQUILIBRATION ATTRACTOR: 4 points minimizing the log-energy (Fekete) converge to equal spacing (gaps pi/2 = the square); the square beats random perturbations -- the unique (mod rotation) attractor. [E] NEG: an order-3 deck selects rho not the square. [O] residual: only 'the deck acts GEOMETRICALLY (= QGEO.SYM.01) vs an abstract Z4 on labels' stays open -- the residual sharpens from 'why the square' to 'the deck acts geometrically'. NOT a closure.

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