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Original ledger classification: Physical/geometric [O] (open constructive obligation)

Recorded statement: THE SEAM MARKING OBLIGATION (genuine open obligation 1 of 2; the structural residual of the theory, NOT a finite computation): the RAW RP seam collar must canonically produce a genus-0, four-parabolic-marked boundary with a faithful D4…

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QGEO.MARKS.01

Original ledger classification: Physical/geometric [O] (open constructive obligation)

Original claim text

THE SEAM MARKING OBLIGATION (genuine open obligation 1 of 2; the structural residual of the theory, NOT a finite computation): the RAW RP seam collar must canonically produce a genus-0, four-parabolic-marked boundary with a faithful D4 action -- the four marks coming from the anchor atom e1(a)=4=|mu4| (NOT an arbitrary marking), with mark collisions excluded (else b1=N_fam=3, the D4 faithfulness or the H^1 character split collapse), and the sheet reflection tau and clock rotation rho satisfying tau.rho.tau=rho^{-1} (D4). Proof route: RP one-sidedness => sheet involution tau; normal-double compactification + P1 hardening => genus-0/P^1 normalisation; e1(a)=4 => the four-point divisor; non-collision + the D4 relation. Given QGEO.MARKS.01, the geometry side closes via QGEO.UNIFORM.01/COHOM.01/MODULE.01 (all [E], v177). A constructive-geometry statement, left honestly OPEN (needs a human argument or proof assistant, not arithmetic)

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Open [O]: raw RP seam collar -> genus-0 four-marked D4 boundary (one of the two genuine obligations)

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QGEO.TREE.01; QGEO.UNIFORM.01; ARCH.SPINE.01; v177_seam_marking_kernel.py

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    the QGEO proof tree — the v176 'one realisation premise' split into its honest constituents: REALIZE = MARKS · UNIFORM · COHOM · MODULE · KERNEL · NET, with FOUR nodes closed CONSTRUCTIVELY as [E] and the open residual sharpened into exactly TWO named obligations. [E] UNIFORM (Lemma 2, constructive): an order-4 Möbius map conjugates to z↦iz, a non-fixed orbit scales to μ₄, the reflection z↦1/z gives στρτ=ρ⁻¹ (D4 order 8) — a genus-0 4-marked faithful-D4 boundary IS (ℙ¹,μ₄); [E] COHOM: ρ*ωk=i^kωk so the H¹ grading is (1,2,3)=A3 exponents=Spec(Q₊); [E] MODULE: the H¹→generation iso is UNIQUE (multiplicity-free + residue normalisation; reflection ω1↔ω3, ω2 fixed); [E] NET (v154/v175): index-4 μ₄ extension of (D5)₁⊗(A3)₁ = (E8)₁. The TWO genuine open obligations [O]: QGEO.MARKS.01 (raw seam → genus-0 four-marked D4 boundary) and QGEO.KERNEL.01 (raw seam Calderón kernel = the μ₄-equivariant free gapped contraction as an OPERATOR). Removes the near-circular v176 framing (which took the marks as a hypothesis); the whole structural residual is now exactly these two doors.

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