Current published reading edition · 2026-06-26
The Strong-CP Boundary Endpoint
Amos Jay Maley · 42 pages · Strong-CP boundary
Within its declared minimal certified strong-CP envelope, the manuscript selects the identity topological boundary class after uncertified non-identity classes are removed. Nonzero load requires the stated selector, input, positive witness or richer descent. This does not make nonzero-theta QCD formally impossible or exclude independently certified richer-scope models.
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Amos Jay Maley. The Strong-CP Boundary Endpoint. Published 2026-06-26. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20931479.
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Bounded substantive reading of selected imports, definitions, central results and limits; not every proof page read. Complete searchable PDF text was screened for circulation and completion notices, with marker contexts reviewed. The manuscript claims have not been independently verified. Equations, theorem numbering and full references remain in the original PDF. This page is a reading aid, not a full-text conversion.
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Theorems3.1,6.8-6.14; Sections1.8,7-8
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A preferred reading edition does not replace an exact edition imported by a downstream theorem. Where references do not pin imported bytes, that identity remains unresolved.