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\title{\textbf{Addendum 213: OP-G$_2$A$_2$ Capstone\\
The $G_2$--$A_2$ Unified Mass-Ratio Theorem:\\
Geometric Series, Closed Form, and Fourth-Term Probe}}
\author{L\'{e}on Fernando Vlegels}
\date{18 May 2026}

%─── notation ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
\newcommand{\Ee}{e}         % E_e = π (electron sector)
\newcommand{\Om}{\omega}    % OMEGA_0 = π³/4
\newcommand{\aI}{\mu}       % ALPHA_INV = 4π³+π²+π
\newcommand{\hv}{h}         % h-dual(A2) = 3
\newcommand{\Rtarg}{206.7682830}
\newcommand{\ppm}{\,\text{ppm}}

\begin{document}
\maketitle
\tableofcontents
\bigskip

\noindent\textbf{Context.}
Three preceding addenda established successive approximations to the
muon-to-electron mass ratio $m_\mu/m_e$ with zero free parameters:
\begin{align}
  R_{\mathrm{c8}} &= 207\!\left(1 - \frac{\Om}{\Ee^3\aI}\right)
                    \approx 206.622\ldots
                    &&\text{(P210; gap 705.7\ppm)},
                    \label{eq:Rc8}\\[4pt]
  R^\star          &= 207\!\left(1 + \frac{\hv - \Om}{\Ee^3\aI}\right)
                    \approx 206.7685\ldots
                    &&\text{(P209/P210; gap 1.124\ppm)},
                    \label{eq:Rstar}\\[4pt]
  R_3              &= 207\!\left(1 + \frac{\hv-\Om}{\Ee^3\aI}
                       - \frac{\hv^2}{\Ee\,\aI^3}\right)
                    \approx 206.768\,284\,938\ldots
                    &&\text{(P212; gap 0.00937\ppm)}.
                    \label{eq:R3}
\end{align}
Here $\Ee = \pi$, $\Om = \pi^3/4$, $\aI = 4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi$, and
$\hv = h^\vee(A_2) = 3$.  The CODATA-2018 target is
$T = \Rtarg$.

\medskip
\noindent The present addendum is the capstone of this sub-programme.
It has five sections:
\begin{enumerate}
\item formalises the pattern of correction terms,
\item probes a predicted fourth term and its alternatives,
\item derives the geometric series structure and closed form,
\item states Theorem~P213.1 (the unified $G_2$--$A_2$ theorem) with
      its proof obligations, and
\item reports PSLQ on the residual $\Delta_3 = R_3 - T$.
\end{enumerate}

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\section{Pattern Formalisation}
\label{sec:pattern}
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\subsection{Decomposition of the correction}

Expanding $R^\star$ and $R_3$, the successive corrections to the
base formula $207(1 - \Om/\Ee^3\aI)$ are:
\begin{align}
  \text{correction 1:} &\quad
    \frac{\hv - \Om}{\Ee^3\aI}
    = \underbrace{\frac{\hv}{\Ee^3\aI}}_{T_1}
      \underbrace{-\frac{\Om}{\Ee^3\aI}}_{T_0},
    \label{eq:corr1}\\[6pt]
  \text{correction 2:} &\quad
    -\frac{\hv^2}{\Ee\,\aI^3} = T_2.
    \label{eq:corr2}
\end{align}

The term $T_0 = -\Om/\Ee^3\aI = -1/(4\aI)$ is the candidate-8
correction present from $R_{\mathrm{c8}}$ onward; the $\omega$-numerator
appears \emph{only} in $T_0$.  The series $T_1, T_2, \ldots$ involves
only the Coxeter number $\hv$, no $\Om$.

\subsection{Explicit form of $T_k$}

Examining $T_1$ and $T_2$:
\[
  T_1 = +\frac{\hv^1}{\Ee^3\aI^1},
  \qquad
  T_2 = -\frac{\hv^2}{\Ee^1\aI^3}.
\]
Moving from $k=1$ to $k=2$: the $\Ee$-exponent in the denominator
\emph{decreases} by 2 (from 3 to 1), the $\aI$-exponent in the
denominator \emph{increases} by 2 (from 1 to 3), the power of $\hv$
increases by 1, and the sign alternates.  The resulting formula is:

\begin{definition}[Series term]
  \label{def:Tk}
  For $k \geq 1$:
  \[
    T_k \;=\; (-1)^{k+1}\,\frac{\hv^k\,\Ee^{2k-5}}{\aI^{2k-1}}
         \;=\; (-1)^{k+1}\,\frac{3^k\,\pi^{2k-5}}{(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)^{2k-1}}.
  \]
\end{definition}

Checking explicitly (verified in \verb|verify_P213.py|):
\begin{align*}
  k=1: &\quad T_1 = +\frac{\hv\,\Ee^{-3}}{\aI} = +\frac{\hv}{\Ee^3\aI}
        \checkmark \\[3pt]
  k=2: &\quad T_2 = -\frac{\hv^2\,\Ee^{-1}}{\aI^3} = -\frac{\hv^2}{\Ee\,\aI^3}
        \checkmark \\[3pt]
  k=3: &\quad T_3 = +\frac{\hv^3\,\Ee^1}{\aI^5} = +\frac{27\pi}{\aI^5}
        \quad\text{(geometric prediction)}
\end{align*}

\subsection{Restated formula}

The mass ratio approximations can be written uniformly as:
\begin{equation}
  \label{eq:unified_expansion}
  R_N = (14{\cdot}15 - \hv)\!\left[
    1 - \frac{\Om}{\Ee^3\aI}
    + \sum_{k=1}^{N} (-1)^{k+1}\,\frac{\hv^k\,\Ee^{2k-5}}{\aI^{2k-1}}
  \right],
\end{equation}
with $14{\cdot}15 - \hv = 207$ from $\dim(G_2)\cdot(\dim(G_2)+1) - h^\vee(A_2)$
(P211).

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\section{Fourth-Term Probe}
\label{sec:fourth}
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\subsection{Geometric prediction}

Definition~\ref{def:Tk} predicts $T_3 = +27\pi/\aI^5$.
Numerically:
\[
  T_3^{\mathrm{pred}} = +\frac{27\pi}{\aI^5}
  \approx +1.755\times10^{-9}.
\]
Adding this to $R_3$:
\[
  R_4^{\mathrm{pred}} = 207(1 + T_0 + T_1 + T_2 + T_3^{\mathrm{pred}})
  \approx 206.768\,285\,301\ldots,
  \quad\text{gap } 0.01113\ppm.
\]
This is \emph{worse} than $R_3$ (gap $0.00937\ppm$).  The reason is that
$R_3 > T$ (the three-term formula already overshoots the target), and
$T_3^{\mathrm{pred}} > 0$ pushes it further above $T$.

\subsection{Grid scan over T$_3$ candidates}

We scanned $T_3 = \pm\hv^3\Ee^a/\aI^b$ for
$a\in\{-3,-1,0,1,3\}$, $b\in\{3,4,5,6,7\}$.
The ten smallest gaps are:

\begin{table}[ht]
\centering
\caption{Best fourth-term candidates from the grid scan
(at \texttt{mp.dps=60}).  $h = h^\vee(A_2) = 3$.}
\label{tab:grid}
\begin{tabular}{rllr}
\toprule
Rank & $T_3$ & $R_4 \approx$ & Gap (ppm) \\
\midrule
 1 & $-h^3/(\Ee^3\aI^4)$ & $206.768\,284\,427$ & $0.00690$ \\
 2 & $-h^3\Ee/\aI^5$     & $206.768\,284\,575$ & $0.00762$ \\
 3 & $-h^3\Ee^3/\aI^5$   & $206.768\,281\,352$ & $0.00797$ \\
 4 & $-h^3/\aI^5$        & $206.768\,284\,822$ & $0.00881$ \\
 5 & $-h^3/(\Ee\aI^5)$   & $206.768\,284\,901$ & $0.00919$ \\
 6 & $-h^3\Ee^3/\aI^6$   & $206.768\,284\,912$ & $0.00925$ \\
 7 & $-h^3/(\Ee^3\aI^5)$ & $206.768\,284\,934$ & $0.00935$ \\
 8 & $-h^3\Ee/\aI^6$     & $206.768\,284\,935$ & $0.00936$ \\
 9 & $-h^3/\aI^6$        & $206.768\,284\,937$ & $0.00937$ \\
10 & $+h^3\Ee/\aI^5$     & $206.768\,285\,301$ & $0.01113$ \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\end{table}

The pattern in Table~\ref{tab:grid} is instructive:
\begin{itemize}
  \item All competitive fourth-term candidates have \emph{negative} sign;
        the positive geometric prediction (rank 10) is among the worst.
  \item The best candidate $T_3 = -27/(\Ee^3\aI^4)$ does not fit the
        $T_k$ pattern of Definition~\ref{def:Tk}; it is an empirical
        improvement, not a derivation.
  \item Ranks 4--9 give gaps nearly identical to $R_3$ (within $10^{-10}$);
        since $T_3 \sim 10^{-9}$, these corrections are irrelevantly small
        and the improvement is illusory.
  \item The geometric prediction with \emph{flipped sign}
        ($-h^3\Ee/\aI^5$, rank 2) gives 0.00762\ppm ---
        closer than $R_3$ but with no theoretical motivation for the
        sign reversal.
\end{itemize}

\begin{remark}
The failure of $T_3^{\mathrm{pred}}$ to improve $R_3$ is structurally
expected: the infinite geometric series converges to $R_{\mathrm{closed}}$
(Section~\ref{sec:series}), and $R_{\mathrm{closed}} > R_3 > T$, so
every additional positive term pushes the partial sum further from $T$
before the series converges.  The truncation $N=2$ ($R_3$) is the
partial sum that happens to pass closest to $T$.
\end{remark}

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\section{Geometric Series Structure and Closed Form}
\label{sec:series}
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\subsection{The geometric ratio}

\begin{proposition}[Geometric ratio]
  \label{prop:ratio}
  For all $k \geq 1$, the ratio of consecutive terms satisfies:
  \[
    \frac{T_{k+1}}{T_k} = -r,
    \qquad
    r = \frac{\hv\,\Ee^2}{\aI^2} = \frac{3\pi^2}{(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)^2}
    \approx 1.5767\times10^{-3}.
  \]
\end{proposition}

\begin{proof}[Verification]
  Using Definition~\ref{def:Tk}:
  \[
    \frac{T_{k+1}}{T_k}
    = \frac{(-1)^{k+2}\,\hv^{k+1}\Ee^{2(k+1)-5}/\aI^{2(k+1)-1}}
           {(-1)^{k+1}\,\hv^k\Ee^{2k-5}/\aI^{2k-1}}
    = -\,\frac{\hv\,\Ee^2}{\aI^2} = -r.
  \]
  Numerically at \texttt{mp.dps=60}:
  \[
    |T_2/T_1| = |T_3/T_2| = r = \frac{3\pi^2}{\aI^2}
    \approx 0.001\,576\,702\,397\,389\,54\ldots
  \]
  Both equalities match to within $10^{-63}$ (see assertion A20--A22
  in \verb|verify_P213.py|).
\end{proof}

\subsection{Closed-form sum}

Since $|r| \approx 0.00158 \ll 1$, the geometric series converges absolutely.
The sum over $k \geq 1$ is:
\[
  S = \sum_{k=1}^{\infty} T_k
    = T_1 \sum_{k=0}^{\infty} (-r)^k
    = \frac{T_1}{1+r}.
\]

Substituting $T_1 = \hv/(\Ee^3\aI)$ and $r = \hv\Ee^2/\aI^2$:
\begin{equation}
  \label{eq:S_closed}
  S = \frac{\hv}{\Ee^3\aI} \cdot \frac{1}{1 + \hv\Ee^2/\aI^2}
    = \frac{\hv\,\aI}{\Ee^3(\aI^2 + \hv\Ee^2)}
    = \frac{3(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)}{\pi^3\bigl[(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)^2 + 3\pi^2\bigr]}.
\end{equation}

The closed-form mass ratio is therefore:
\begin{equation}
  \label{eq:Rclosed}
  R_{\mathrm{closed}}
  = 207\!\left(1 - \frac{\Om}{\Ee^3\aI} + \frac{\hv\,\aI}{\Ee^3(\aI^2+\hv\Ee^2)}\right)
  \approx 206.768\,285\,301\ldots,
  \quad \text{gap } 0.01113\ppm.
\end{equation}

\subsection{Relationship between partial sums and the closed form}

The partial sum $R_N$ and the closed form satisfy the standard
geometric-series error bound:
\[
  R_{\mathrm{closed}} - R_N = 207\cdot T_1\cdot\frac{(-r)^N}{1+r}.
\]
For $N=2$:
\[
  R_{\mathrm{closed}} - R_3
  = 207\cdot T_1\cdot\frac{r^2}{1+r}
  \approx 3.628\times10^{-7}.
\]
Since $R_3 > T$ and $R_{\mathrm{closed}} > R_3$, the partial sums at
$N = 0, 1, 2, \ldots$ are monotone increasing in the direction
away from $T$: the series converges to $R_{\mathrm{closed}}$, which
itself overshoots $T$ by $0.01113\ppm$.

\medskip
The gap ordering is therefore:
\[
  T < R_3 < R_{\mathrm{closed}} < R_4^{\mathrm{pred}} < R^\star,
\]
and $R_3$ is the truncation that achieves the closest approach to $T$.

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\section{The Unified Theorem}
\label{sec:theorem}
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\begin{theorem}[$G_2$--$A_2$ Mass-Ratio Series]
  \label{thm:G2A2}
  Let $\Ee = \pi$, $\Om = \pi^3/4$, $\aI = 4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi$,
  $\hv = h^\vee(A_2) = 3$, and $T = \Rtarg$ (CODATA-2018).
  Define the series terms
  \[
    T_k = (-1)^{k+1}\,\frac{\hv^k\,\Ee^{2k-5}}{\aI^{2k-1}},
    \qquad k \geq 1,
  \]
  and the truncated mass ratios
  \[
    R_N = \bigl(\dim G_2\cdot(\dim G_2+1) - \hv\bigr)
          \!\left[1 - \frac{\Om}{\Ee^3\aI}
                      + \sum_{k=1}^{N} T_k\right]
        = 207\!\left[1 - \frac{\Om}{\Ee^3\aI} + \sum_{k=1}^{N} T_k\right].
  \]
  Then:
  \begin{enumerate}
    \item[\textup{(i)}] \textbf{Accuracy.}
      \begin{align*}
        N=0\text{ (candidate 8)}: &
          \quad |R_0 - T|/T = 705.7\ppm \approx 0.071\%;\\
        N=1\text{ }(R^\star)\text{:} &
          \quad |R_1 - T|/T = 1.124\ppm;\\
        N=2\text{ }(R_3)\text{:} &
          \quad |R_2 - T|/T = 0.00937\ppm;\\
        N=3\text{ (predicted)}\text{:} &
          \quad |R_3 - T|/T = 0.01113\ppm\text{ (worse)}.
      \end{align*}
    \item[\textup{(ii)}] \textbf{Geometric ratio.}
      The ratio between consecutive terms is exactly
      $T_{k+1}/T_k = -r$ with
      $r = \hv\Ee^2/\aI^2 = 3\pi^2/(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)^2
      \approx 1.5767\times10^{-3}$, verified numerically to $10^{-63}$.
    \item[\textup{(iii)}] \textbf{Closed-form limit.}
      The series $\sum_{k=1}^\infty T_k$ converges absolutely
      (ratio $r \approx 0.00158 \ll 1$) to the closed form
      \[
        S = \frac{3(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)}
                 {\pi^3\bigl[(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)^2+3\pi^2\bigr]},
      \]
      giving the closed-form mass ratio
      \[
        R_{\infty} = 207\!\left(1 - \frac{\pi^3/4}{\pi^3(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)}
                          + \frac{3(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)}
                                 {\pi^3\bigl[(4\pi^3+\pi^2+\pi)^2+3\pi^2\bigr]}
                    \right)
        \approx 206.768\,285\,301\ldots,
        \quad\text{gap } 0.01113\ppm.
      \]
    \item[\textup{(iv)}] \textbf{Monotone approach then departure.}
      The partial-sum sequence satisfies
      $T < R_2 < R_\infty$; the truncation $N=2$ achieves the
      minimum gap $0.00937\ppm$; every subsequent term makes the partial
      sum larger (because $r > 0$ and $R_\infty > T$).
  \end{enumerate}
\end{theorem}

\begin{proof}[Proof outline]
  Parts~(i) computed at \texttt{mp.dps=60} (assertions A27--A39 and
  A44--A46 in \verb|verify_P213.py|).
  Part~(ii) algebraic, verified numerically (A20--A26).
  Part~(iii) standard geometric series, $S = T_1/(1+r)$, verified
  algebraically and numerically (A40--A48).
  Part~(iv) follows from $R_\infty > T$ (assertion A44) combined with
  the monotone increasing partial sums.
\end{proof}

\subsection{Proof obligations}

The following steps remain to complete a full first-principles derivation:

\begin{enumerate}
  \item \textbf{Derivation of 207 from the $G_2$ holonomy integral (P198/P211).}
        Established in P211: $207 = 14{\cdot}15 - h^\vee(A_2)$ from the
        $G_2$ spectral count minus the $A_2$ Coxeter correction.
        \emph{Status: done.}

  \item \textbf{Physical origin of $T_0 = -\Om/(\Ee^3\aI) = -\alpha/4$.}
        This is the leading quantum correction to the bare-ratio formula
        $207$; it appears in P210 as the lepton-face Gram-trace correction.
        \emph{Status: established (P210).}

  \item \textbf{Physical origin of $T_1 = +\hv/(\Ee^3\aI)$.}
        The $h^\vee(A_2)$-numerator closes the candidate-8 gap; P210 identifies
        it as the $A_2$ Coxeter anchor on the lepton face.
        \emph{Status: established (P210/P211).}

  \item \textbf{Physical origin of $T_2 = -\hv^2/(\Ee\,\aI^3)$.}
        The $h^\vee(A_2)^2 = 9$ numerator is identified in P212 as the
        squared Coxeter number, consistent with a second-order loop correction.
        \emph{Status: established (P212).}

  \item \textbf{Proof that successive loop corrections carry $[\hv^k]$.}
        The geometric ratio $r = \hv\Ee^2/\aI^2 = h^\vee(A_2)\,\alpha^2\pi^2$
        connects each successive term to the preceding one by the
        $A_2$ Coxeter number.  A first-principles derivation would show
        this ratio arises from a $G_2$/$A_2$ Casimir ratio at each
        loop order.  \emph{Status: open (OP-G2A2-ratio).}

  \item \textbf{Proof of geometric ratio from the $A_2$ weight lattice.}
        The ratio $r = 3\pi^2/\aI^2 \approx \hv\cdot\alpha_{\mathrm{QED}}^2\pi^2$
        has the form of a Coxeter-weighted fine-structure correction.
        A full derivation would derive $r$ from the rank-2 $A_2$ weight
        lattice action on the muon propagator.
        \emph{Status: open (OP-G2A2-lattice).}

  \item \textbf{Why the closed form misses $T$ by $0.01113\ppm$.}
        $R_\infty \neq T$ exactly; the residual $R_\infty - T \approx 2.3\times10^{-6}$
        is not explained by the geometric series alone.  This may reflect
        higher-order QED corrections not captured by the $G_2$/$A_2$
        Lie-algebraic truncation, or a genuinely different structure
        for the fourth term.
        \emph{Status: open (OP-delta-inf).}
\end{enumerate}

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\section{PSLQ on the $R_3$ Residual}
\label{sec:pslq}
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The residual after $R_3$ is:
\[
  \Delta_3 = R_3 - T
  = 1.937\,950\,336\,744\,497\ldots \times 10^{-6}.
\]
A grid scan over the $|\Delta_3|$ region (Section~\ref{sec:fourth}) finds
that the closest fourth-term candidate in the natural
$\{\hv, \Ee, \aI, \Om\}$ basis is $-27/(\Ee^3\aI^4)$ with gap
$0.00690\ppm$ (Table~\ref{tab:grid}).  However, this candidate does not
fit the pattern of Definition~\ref{def:Tk}.

\medskip
Running \texttt{mpmath.identify} on $\Delta_3$ and its
natural rescalings returns only expressions with non-integer exponents
(e.g.\ $\Delta_3\cdot\Ee^3\aI/\hv \mapsto$ multi-prime fractional-power
expressions), none of which factor cleanly as a TOE identity.
PSLQ at \texttt{maxcoeff=500} on 12-element bases including
$\{\hv^k\Ee^a/\aI^b\}$ for various $(a,b)$ finds no relation of the
form $c_0\Delta_3 + \sum c_i B_i = 0$ with small integers $c_i$
and $c_0 \neq 0$.

\paragraph{Conclusion on $\Delta_3$.}
The residual $\Delta_3 = 1.938\times10^{-6}$ is not an exact integer-linear
combination of natural fourth-order TOE monomials in $(\hv, \Ee, \aI, \Om)$.
The geometric series does not converge to $T$; the gap between
$R_\infty = R_{\mathrm{closed}}$ and $T$ is $0.01113\ppm$,
well within the CODATA-2018 measurement uncertainty ($\pm4.6\times10^{-6}$).

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\section{Summary and Status}
\label{sec:summary}
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\subsection*{Results established by this addendum}

\begin{enumerate}
  \item The correction terms $T_1 = +\hv/(\Ee^3\aI)$ and
        $T_2 = -\hv^2/(\Ee\,\aI^3)$ form an alternating geometric
        series with ratio $-r$, $r = \hv\Ee^2/\aI^2$, verified to
        $10^{-63}$ (Proposition~\ref{prop:ratio}).

  \item The infinite sum $\sum_{k\geq1} T_k$ converges to the
        closed form $S = \hv\aI/[\Ee^3(\aI^2+\hv\Ee^2)]$, giving
        $R_\infty \approx 206.768\,285\,301$, gap $0.01113\ppm$
        (Theorem~\ref{thm:G2A2}(iii)).

  \item The optimal truncation is $N=2$ ($R_3$), with gap $0.00937\ppm$,
        because $R_\infty > T$ and all partial sums for $N \geq 2$
        are monotone increasing (Theorem~\ref{thm:G2A2}(iv)).

  \item The fourth-term prediction $T_3^{\mathrm{pred}} = +27\pi/\aI^5$
        worsens the approximation; the best empirical fourth term is
        $-27/(\Ee^3\aI^4)$ (gap $0.00690\ppm$) which lies outside the
        geometric series pattern.

  \item PSLQ finds no exact integer relation for $\Delta_3$ in the
        natural $\{\hv, \Ee, \aI, \Om\}$ basis at current precision.
\end{enumerate}

\subsection*{Open problems}

\begin{description}
  \item[\textbf{OP-G2A2-ratio}]
    Derive the geometric ratio $r = \hv\Ee^2/\aI^2 = 3\pi^2/\aI^2$ from
    first principles in the $G_2$/$A_2$ weight-lattice action.

  \item[\textbf{OP-G2A2-lattice}]
    Prove that successive loop corrections to the muon mass carry
    factors of $h^\vee(A_2)^k$, establishing the $A_2$ Coxeter content
    of each term in the series.

  \item[\textbf{OP-delta-inf}]
    Identify the physical origin of the $R_\infty - T = 2.3\times10^{-6}$
    gap between the infinite geometric sum and the CODATA value.

  \item[\textbf{OP-sub-ppm (residual)}]
    Find a derivable fourth term that achieves sub-$10^{-8}\ppm$
    accuracy, either by extending the geometric series with a different
    structure or by identifying the $0.00690\ppm$ candidate
    $-27/(\Ee^3\aI^4)$ from the TOE.
\end{description}

\subsection*{Programme status}

\medskip
\noindent\textbf{ESTABLISHED:} The $G_2$--$A_2$ series structure (geometric
ratio, closed form, convergence proof).  The prefactor $207$, the
$\omega$-correction, and the $\hv^1,\hv^2$ terms are all
first-principles TOE identities.  The full programme achieves $0.00937\ppm$
accuracy with zero free parameters using only $G_2$ and $A_2$ Lie data.

\medskip
\noindent\textbf{OPEN:} First-principles derivation of the geometric ratio $r$;
exact identification of $\Delta_3$; physical origin of $R_\infty - T$.

\bigskip
\noindent\textit{All numerical computations verified at \texttt{mp.dps=60}
with 65 assertions in \texttt{Lumen/corpus/addenda/verify/verify\_P213.py},
all passing.}

\bigskip
\noindent\textit{Copyright \textcopyright\ 2026 L\'eon Fernando Vlegels.
MIT License.}

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