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Two papers on capacity-allocation bounds in coordinated systems, and two standalone mathematics papers.

Author. Riley Rook rileyrook@gmail.com

residue-ledger/

The Tangent Space Cannot See the Discriminant (the Residue Ledger project). Standalone mathematics paper (draft v0.15, not yet submitted), independent of the capacity-allocation pair. A local rigidity theorem for rational Weil classes on polarized abelian 2n-folds of Weil type (kernel of the infinitesimal Hodge obstruction = the n²-dimensional Weil period domain; rank n(n+1); local Hodge locus smooth, reduced, and equal to the Weil locus), certified by sparse exact SymPy computations in dimensions four and six. In dimension six the certificates run on both a split (solved) and a nonsplit (open) discriminant class and return identical infinitesimal data, and an explicit real conjugacy theorem upgrades this to every order, while the arithmetic quotients ARE separated — by their rational boundary (Witt indices 3 vs 2; totally degenerate cusps exist only on the split side; local difference exactly at the primes 2 and 3; both genera of class number one, with a dyadic type invariant separating the boundary data and predicting cusp spectra (2,2,1) vs (1,1), with the corank-one counts 2 vs 1 proved unconditionally): the tangent cannot see the discriminant, the marked real-analytic germ cannot see it, the rational boundary can. Includes a K3 period-loop instrument and an interpretive companion essay. See residue-ledger/README.md.

prime-torus/

The Prime Torus Cannot See the Critical Line (draft v0.1, not yet submitted). Standalone mathematics paper, sibling to residue-ledger: the same blindness-and-coupling architecture at the number-theoretic substrate. The Möbius lift of the integers' free multiplicative structure to the infinite prime torus is critical at exponent 1/2 unconditionally (energy ζ(2σ)/ζ(4σ)); unimodular twists are unitary rotations, so all unmarked torus statistics are twist-blind while Helson zeta functions realize essentially arbitrary zero sets — and symmetrically, the exact ζ functional-equation data (gamma factor, trivial zeros, counting law TO ALL ORDERS) provably contains both RH-true and RH-false spectra (witnesses: Nakamura's exact-gamma-factor functions times an explicit FE-symmetric quartic; distributional realization in Burnol's property-S class). The Riemann Hypothesis is repositioned as a marked restriction statement (Littlewood's criterion, decomposed as free field → Archimedean height cutoff → aligned phase), and the finite Möbius inverse defect gets an exact leakage ledger: polynomial windows redistribute the boundary defect into the generalized von Mangoldt tower, with Selberg's Λ₂ appearing at degree two — the taper ladder meets the sieve parity barrier. All finite identities machine-certified in exact arithmetic. Makes NO claim of progress on RH: the results are no-go statements, a ledger, and an assembled architecture, with everything classical cited as such. See prime-torus/README.md.

convergence/

Capacity-Allocation Predicts a Coordination Ceiling at k ≈ 7 ± 2. Workshop-shaped (~8 pp excluding references). Concentrated empirical core: a single equation k_max = B / [(1−φ)c + φσ], a structural argument for the substrate-invariant ceiling k̄ ∈ [4, 10] from K log₂(K) entropy combined with working-memory-class B, eight substrates clustering in the band, and an own-collected pre-registered cross-architecture probing experiment across four open-weight LLMs. The experiment returns a mixed verdict (one cross-architecture confirmation of the concept-probe middle peak in 4/4 models; a scope-bounded falsification of a literature-anchored magnitude band that sharpens what the framework actually commits to; one substantive structural finding about hidden-state language preservation), and is reported honestly rather than tidied into a clean confirmation.

The experiment artifact (pre-registration commit 708f13f, ADDENDA 001/002/003, source, configs, processed data, results, plots) lives at convergence/experiment/. The heavy caches (downloaded raw data, intermediate activations, virtualenv) are not included; the README and requirements*.txt are sufficient to reproduce.

framework/

A Capacity-Allocation Framework for Coordinated Systems. Long-form companion (arXiv preprint or journal venue). Develops four extensions of the bound: three-mechanism taxonomy (mechanism-1 / mechanism-2 / mechanism-3, with mechanism-1 as the terminal-depth special case of mechanism-3); projection-class taxonomy (P_3-rich / P_3-chunked / P_3-recognition); per-direction multi-channel generalization with the φ-bimodality theorem; cross-depth propagation form with three continuity constraints; the architectural lever; a 19-row cross-mechanism table.

Reading order

The convergence paper stands alone and is the recommended entry point. The framework paper assumes the empirical convergence is real and develops the structural framework that organizes it. Each paper cross-references the other where appropriate but does not require it.

Building PDFs

Both papers are authored in Markdown. To build PDFs:

./build.sh                 # builds both papers
./convergence/build.sh     # builds the convergence paper only
./framework/build.sh       # builds the framework paper only

Requires pandoc and a LaTeX engine that handles Unicode well (xelatex or lualatex). On macOS:

brew install pandoc
brew install --cask mactex          # or basictex + missing-package install

On Debian/Ubuntu:

sudo apt-get install pandoc texlive-xetex texlive-fonts-recommended \
                     texlive-latex-recommended texlive-latex-extra

PDF outputs land at convergence/paper.pdf and framework/paper.pdf (gitignored; rebuild on demand).

License

These papers are part of the surrounding repository and inherit its license (Apache 2.0).

Status

v0 drafts, 2026-05-16.

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