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28 changes: 28 additions & 0 deletions experiments/universality/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -140,6 +140,34 @@ cluster estimate yields a degree-marked iid-copy Poisson limit. Its
classical imports and source exposure. This does not admit a numerical
Hp algorithm, arbitrary coefficient laws/geometries or spatial process.

The [exact amplitude crossover theorem](spectral_amplitude_crossover/PROOF.md)
considers F=A H for an admitted Gaussian field H and an independent bounded
positive amplitude A=aR, where R has density alpha*r^(alpha-1) on 0<r<1 and
normalization E[A^2]=1. This gives an actual covariance-matched non-Gaussian
field with the same realization-wise critical points and persistence pairings.
Its lifetime density and cumulative count have three leading small-lifetime
asymptotics: alpha<2/3 changes the power to alpha through a global barcode
Mellin moment; alpha=2/3 gives the power 2/3 with a logarithmic count factor;
alpha>2/3 retains that power with a negative-amplitude-moment coefficient.
Density powers are one less than the corresponding cumulative powers.
For independent whole copies with t tending to zero, the subcritical limit
is a Poisson process of whole-barcode clusters. For a full positive K5 base
law its void rates differ strictly from a Poisson random measure for the
full H0/all-degree population.
The critical limit is an ordinary projected Poisson random measure under
n*t^(2/3)*log(1/t) scaling; the supercritical limit uses n*t^(2/3) scaling.
Physical birth/gap marks collapse in the critical regime and have the stated
amplitude tilt in the supercritical regime. The
[review record](spectral_amplitude_crossover/REVIEW.md) preserves the original
AMEND, corrected preparation reviews and completed incorporated-source review.
For 2/3<alpha<1, a nonzero far population satisfying the stated base-far
premises can have an unbounded density while t^(1/3)*nu_far(t) tends to zero.
This refutes the stronger Gaussian O(1) estimate, not the structural FAR
interface. Its cutoff and review bindings are clarified in the dated
25 October source correction; the other four interfaces are not inferred.
This exact declared mixture admits no arbitrary non-Gaussian law, numerical
sampler, blind experiment or same-field spatial process.

These conventional analytic results discharge selected-bar counting and the
leading near/far intensity composition for the stated ideal finite laws and
admitted stationary Gaussian spectral/carrier laws. Further
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