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Original ledger classification: Numerical experiment [E] (geometric chain) + [C] (RP-state) + [O] (premise)

Recorded statement: FLAT tau=i PILLOWCASE DtN EXPERIMENT (2026-06-18): a direct numerical experiment on the actual seam orbifold, realising the QGEO chain on the geometric side (does NOT prove the premise). [E] the pillowcase = the Z2-even sector of the flat…

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QGEO.STEKLOV.01

Original ledger classification: Numerical experiment [E] (geometric chain) + [C] (RP-state) + [O] (premise)

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FLAT tau=i PILLOWCASE DtN EXPERIMENT (2026-06-18): a direct numerical experiment on the actual seam orbifold, realising the QGEO chain on the geometric side (does NOT prove the premise). [E] the pillowcase = the Z2-even sector of the flat torus T^2=C/(Z+iZ) modulo z->-z; the 4 cone points are the 2-torsion fixed points (deficit pi each, sum 4pi=2pi*2 Gauss-Bonnet). [E] the order-4 deck rho (z->iz) descends to the pillowcase ([rho,Z2]=[rho,P_even]=0) and permutes the 4 cone points as 2 fixed + 1 swapped pair (the order-4 mark structure). [E] the geometric chain is numerically EXACT: [rho,Delta]=0 => [rho,H]=0 (H=sqrt(-Delta)) => [rho,C]=0 (C=(1+e^H)^-1) => omega o rho = omega -- the v276/v279 all-orders closure realised on the real orbifold. [C] the Steklov/DtN is positive self-adjoint, fixed by the flat metric alone (numerical evidence for QGEO.OBLIG.01 route (i), RP-state uniqueness). [O] confirms the conclusion GIVEN the flat geometry; the premise (the raw seam state IS this flat pillowcase state) stays the one open QGEO.SYM.01 input.

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[E] the pillowcase orbifold + order-4 orbit + the exact geometric chain omega o rho = omega numerically realised; [C] the RP-state is metric-determined (route-(i) evidence); [O] the premise stays open. A self-investigable numerical experiment on the real flat tau=i pillowcase.

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QGEO.SYM.01; QGEO.SYM.03; QGEO.OBLIG.01; QGEO.PILLOW.01; QGEO.MARKS.03

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    QGEO.STEKLOV.01 — a direct numerical experiment on the flat τ=i pillowcase orbifold (the seam geometry): the self-investigable test of the QGEO.SYM.01 obligation (does NOT prove the premise). [E] pillowcase = Z2-even sector of the flat torus, 4 cone points (2-torsion, deficit π each, sum 4π=2π·2 Gauss-Bonnet); [E] the order-4 deck ρ (z→iz) descends ([ρ,Z2]=[ρ,P_even]=0) and permutes the 4 cone points as 2 fixed + 1 swapped pair; [E] the geometric chain is exact: [ρ,Δ]=0 ⇒ [ρ,H]=0 (H=√(−Δ)) ⇒ [ρ,C]=0 (C=(1+e^H)⁻¹) ⇒ ω∘ρ=ω (the v276/v279 all-orders closure on the real orbifold); [C] the Steklov DtN is positive self-adjoint, fixed by the flat metric (route-(i) evidence for RP-state uniqueness); [O] confirms the conclusion given flat geometry, the premise stays open.

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