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Proton Stability from Occupant Uniqueness

Amos Jay Maley · 64 pages · Particle-physics role closure

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Inside the imported unique particle-physics occupant and its fixed ledger, the manuscript argues that baryonic-role loss requires a licensed quotient morphism. A larger-domain decay witness changes the target ledger or lacks standing in that target. The claim does not calculate a proton lifetime or universally exclude effective, grand-unified or quantum-gravity models. Occupant uniqueness remains an imported manuscript claim.

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Amos Jay Maley. Proton Stability from Occupant Uniqueness. Published 2026-06-16. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20712753.

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Theorems8.6,9.6,10.7,11.3; Section28

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