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Original ledger classification: Numerical (partial; honest wall)

Recorded statement: RH route progress: exponent collapse sum_k U^k A0 U^-k = 4 diag(A0) exact (U=diag(1,i,-i)); integer-exponent options = perms of (2,1,1),(2,2,0); SPLITTING type made ALGEBRAIC: O(-2)+O(-1)^2 <=> diag(A0)=(1/2,1/4,1/4) (Schur-Horn…

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RH.SPLIT.01

Original ledger classification: Numerical (partial; honest wall)

Original claim text

RH route progress: exponent collapse sum_k U^k A0 U^-k = 4 diag(A0) exact (U=diag(1,i,-i)); integer-exponent options = perms of (2,1,1),(2,2,0); SPLITTING type made ALGEBRAIC: O(-2)+O(-1)^2 <=> diag(A0)=(1/2,1/4,1/4) (Schur-Horn realizable). Wall: product=I is path-ordered (not exp of sum) -> off-diag(A0) via RH solve; R-extraction needs C6<->P1mu4 bridge; c_u/c_d NOT obtained (no fabrication)

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Numerical (partial; honest wall)

Dependencies as recorded

CONTRACT.U.01

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  • v32_rh_splitting.pyRegistered verification module · uwall
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    RH route: splitting 𝒪(−2)⊕𝒪(−1)² ⇔ diag(A₀)=(½,¼,¼)

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