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R3 normalisation IS the dimensionful anchor: k = ln(m/μ)/(12π) — ln m is scale-ambiguous, only m/μ is physical; k = c₃/2 ⟺ m/μ = e^{3/4} is the induced-gravity anchor 1/G (v68), not a separate gap; the irreducibles stay {one scale, π}; audit: the log-ratio = 3/4 = q(A₃) is the target value, NOT a derivation
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git clone https://github.com/sthamann/tfpt.git
cd tfpt
python3 -m venv .venv
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cd verification
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