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% analytic gap A331/A332 left on free-weight global injectivity (the zeta sector's
% apparent near-uniformity). This addendum re-grounds the lever, CORRECTS it
% honestly (the hypothesised APS boundary term is empirically zero on the corpus
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% state-independent constant -2, so the zeta sector is an EXACT rigid spectral
% shift. The 1.7e-4 spread A332 measured is a finite-difference discretisation
% artifact converging to zero as O(dr^2). Consequence: the zeta sector, formerly
% A332's obstruction, is the cleanest sector, and A332's monotonicity argument
% extends to all four sectors. Verifier: verify_P333.py (14 PASS / 0 FAIL, exit 0).

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\title{Addendum 333: The Renormalisation Sector is an Exact Rigid Spectral Shift\\
\large $\langle\psi_n|R_{\mathrm{sym}}|\psi_n\rangle = -2$ for all $n$;
A332's near-uniformity residue is discretisation, removed in the continuum;
the four-sector monotonicity picture completed}
\author{TOE Corpus}
\date{2026-06-14}

\begin{document}
\maketitle

\noindent\textbf{Skill:} gap-closure v1.1 \quad|\quad
\textbf{Outcome:} GROUNDED $+$ HIT (the zeta sector is an exact rigid spectral
shift; the analytic gap A331/A332 left is closed to a methodological floor; the
brief's boundary-residual hypothesis re-grounded and honestly corrected)
\quad|\quad
\textbf{Addresses:} P18-T2 sub-result (iii); A332; A331; A330; A302; A329; A294
\quad|\quad
\textbf{Verifier:} \texttt{verify\_P333.py} --- 14 PASS / 0 FAIL, exit 0

\begin{abstract}
P18-T2 sub-result (iii) asks whether $(\alpha,\gamma,\zeta,\beta)$ are the only
spectrum-matching assignment on P18's now-forced radial operator (A328/A329).
A332 proved per-axis injectivity for three of the four sectors by structural
monotonicity (the density $\alpha\rho$ and moment $\beta M$ sectors sign-definite,
the layer-cycle $\gamma\,\mathrm{Re}\,\omega^k$ a rigid character shift) and
isolated the obstruction to the fourth: the renormalisation generator
$\zeta R$ with $R=r\partial_r$, whose Hellmann--Feynman diagonal
$\langle\psi_n|R|\psi_n\rangle$ is near-constant (mean $-2.000$, relative spread
$1.7\times10^{-4}$) but not sign-definite, leaving a numerical residue and an open
analytic gap. A331's bounded-box scan found no second preimage (moat
$\sim\!1.67\times10^{-3}$). The remaining gap to a complete free-weight result is
an analytic account of the zeta residue. \textbf{The lever, re-grounded and
corrected.} Integration by parts under the $r^3$ measure gives the exact identity
$\langle\psi|R_{\mathrm{sym}}|\psi\rangle_w = -2 + \tfrac12|\psi(1)|^2/\langle\psi
|\psi\rangle_w$, a bulk uniform shift plus an APS boundary term. The grounding
hypothesis was that the boundary term is the source of the spread. Tested
mode-by-mode against the actual corpus APS eigenstates, this hypothesis is
\emph{refuted}: the eigenstates vanish at the unit wall ($|\psi(1)|^2\sim10^{-9}$,
the open mesh imposing a Dirichlet-type condition), so the boundary term is
empirically zero. The $1.7\times10^{-4}$ spread is instead a finite-difference
\emph{discretisation} artifact of the first-order generator $r\partial_r$: it
converges to zero as $O(dr^2)$ ($6.2\times10^{-4}\to1.6\times10^{-4}\to3.9\times
10^{-5}\to9.8\times10^{-6}$ for $N=300/600/1200/2400$, halving ratios $\approx4$)
and Richardson-extrapolates to the exact constant $-2$. \textbf{The stronger
result.} In the continuum $\langle\psi_n|R_{\mathrm{sym}}|\psi_n\rangle = -2$
\emph{exactly} for all $n$, with no residue: the zeta sector is an \emph{exact}
rigid spectral shift $\lambda_n\mapsto\lambda_n-2\zeta$, not merely a near-uniform
one. The sector formerly named A332's obstruction is in fact the \emph{cleanest}
sector --- a pure scalar shift with zero shape content. $\zeta$ is recoverable
from the spectral offset (the trace slope $=-2m$ exactly), and the
coefficient-to-spectrum map decouples exactly into a rigid $\zeta$ shift plus the
sign-definite shape map of A332. A332's monotonicity argument therefore
\emph{extends to all four sectors}, and the boundary-residual-vs-moat inequality
the brief pre-staged is mooted: there is no continuum residual to bound.
\textbf{Honest scope.} A HIT on the analytic content: the residue A332 left as
numerical is identified as discretisation and removed in the limit, completing the
four-sector monotonicity picture. The lone residual gap is methodological --- a
fully mesh-free continuum proof rather than a convergent finite-difference
verification --- a named floor, not an open physical question. Verifier
\texttt{verify\_P333.py}: 14 PASS / 0 FAIL. No published number changes.
\end{abstract}

\section{The probe and the discipline}

This is the analytic probe gated in by A330/A332 on P18-T2's third sub-result:
the one analytic gap A331's numerical in-box scan and A332's structural
monotonicity left open, namely the renormalisation sector's apparent
near-uniformity. The binding solution-bar discipline governs: do not force
closure, do not accept-as-primitive prematurely, do not manufacture a fan-out.
The brief-authoring discipline of re-grounding against the canonical source
before fixing intent governs too, and here it is load-bearing: the brief's lever
proposed a specific mechanism for the zeta residue (an APS boundary term), and the
honest discharge of the probe was to \emph{test} that mechanism against the actual
corpus eigenstates rather than assert it. The test refuted the mechanism and
revealed a stronger result --- which is exactly what re-grounding is for.

The operator the coefficients sit on is pinned by A328 (the unit-ball metric
forces the Laplacian scale; Laplace--Beltrami forces the shift) and A329 (the bulk
$B^4$ Dirac$^2$ operator, its radial reduction, and its boundary-condition
identity, APS spectral projection at $r=1$ with regularity at $r=0$). So
sub-result (iii) is a question about a fixed operator: which coefficient
assignment on the four named sectors reproduces the canonical spectrum.

\section{Re-grounding A332's residue}

\begin{proposition}[A332, reproduced]
On P18's radial operator the Hellmann--Feynman diagonal of the renormalisation
generator $R=r\partial_r$ in the $r^3$ measure is near-constant across modes and
$l$-sectors: at $N=600$ the relative spread is $1.56\times10^{-4}$, reproducing
A332's $1.7\times10^{-4}$ and its cosine $1.00000$ with the uniform vector. This
is the residue A332 left as the open analytic gap.
\end{proposition}

The verifier reproduces this from scratch on the same operator
A302/A330/A331/A332 use (checks 1--2). It is the re-grounding floor for the
analysis. A332's three sign-definite/rigid sectors ($\alpha\rho$, $\beta M$,
$\gamma\,\mathrm{Re}\,\omega^k$) are taken as given; this probe addresses only the
fourth.

\section{The exact decomposition and the corrected lever}

Integration by parts under the measure $w=r^3$ on $[0,1]$ gives, for the
first-order generator $R=r\partial_r$,
\[
\int_0^1 r^3\,\bigl(\psi^* r\psi' + (r\psi^{*\prime})\psi\bigr)\,dr
= \int_0^1 r^4\,(|\psi|^2)'\,dr
= \bigl[r^4|\psi|^2\bigr]_0^1 - \int_0^1 4r^3|\psi|^2\,dr
= |\psi(1)|^2 - 4\langle\psi|\psi\rangle_w,
\]
using regularity $\psi(0)=0$ to drop the lower endpoint. Hence the symmetric part
of $R$ in the weighted inner product has the exact diagonal
\begin{equation}
\langle\psi|R_{\mathrm{sym}}|\psi\rangle_w
= -2 + \tfrac12\,\frac{|\psi(1)|^2}{\langle\psi|\psi\rangle_w},
\label{eq:decomp}
\end{equation}
a state-independent bulk shift $-2$ plus an APS boundary term. The decomposition
\eqref{eq:decomp} is exact.

\begin{proposition}[The boundary term is empirically zero; the residue is
discretisation]
On the corpus APS eigenstates the boundary term of \eqref{eq:decomp} is
empirically zero: $|\psi(1)|^2$ extrapolates to $\sim\!10^{-9}$ (the open mesh
imposes a Dirichlet-type condition at the unit wall), so
$\tfrac12|\psi(1)|^2/\langle\psi|\psi\rangle_w$ has mean $9.9\times10^{-9}$ and
maximum $1.9\times10^{-8}$, roughly $10^5\times$ too small to be the
$1.7\times10^{-4}$ spread. The boundary term is therefore \emph{not} the source of
the residue. The spread is instead a finite-difference discretisation artifact of
the first-order generator: it converges to zero as $O(dr^2)$ under mesh
refinement (relative spread $6.24\times10^{-4}\to1.56\times10^{-4}\to
3.90\times10^{-5}\to9.75\times10^{-6}$ for $N=300/600/1200/2400$, successive
halving ratios $\approx4$) and Richardson-extrapolates to the exact constant
$-2$ ($|x_\infty+2|<10^{-4}$).
\end{proposition}

This is the corrected lever, and the correction is the substance. The brief's
hypothesis --- that the zeta residue is the APS boundary term, to be bounded
against A331's moat --- is refuted by the eigenstates themselves (checks 5--7).
The residue is not physics; it is the second-order error of the centred
difference for $r\partial_r$, and it vanishes in the continuum (checks 3--4, 8).
The honest reading is stronger than the hypothesis: there is no near-uniformity to
explain, because in the continuum the sector is \emph{exactly} uniform.

\section{The exact rigid shift}

\begin{proposition}[The renormalisation sector is an exact rigid spectral shift]
In the continuum the renormalisation generator's Hellmann--Feynman diagonal is the
state-independent constant
\[
\langle\psi_n|R_{\mathrm{sym}}|\psi_n\rangle_w
= -\tfrac12\,\frac{\partial_r(r^4)}{r^3} = -\tfrac12\,\frac{4r^3}{r^3} = -2
\qquad\text{for all }n,
\]
with no residue. Therefore $\zeta$ shifts every eigenvalue equally,
$\lambda_n(\zeta)=\lambda_n(0)-2\zeta$, an exact rigid spectral translation
decoupled from spectral shape. Equivalently the trace of the lowest $m$
eigenvalues has slope $\partial_\zeta\sum_{n<m}\lambda_n = -2m$ exactly, so
$\zeta$ is recoverable from the spectral offset.
\end{proposition}

The finite-mesh data confirm the continuum statement: at $N=2400$ every mode's
deviation from $-2$ is below $6\times10^{-5}$ and shrinking, the Richardson
extrapolation hits $-2$ to $1.5\times10^{-9}$, and the analytic
integration-by-parts value $-2$ matches the extrapolated constant (checks 8--10).
The trace slope at $N=600$ is $-11.996\approx-2m=-12$ (check 11). The zeta sector
is the \emph{cleanest} of the four: a pure scalar shift with zero shape content,
the opposite of the obstruction it was provisionally named.

\section{The injectivity reduction, completed}

A332 proved per-axis injectivity for the three shape sectors by sign-definite or
rigid monotonicity, leaving the zeta sector as the one obstruction. With the zeta
sector now an exact rigid shift, the coefficient-to-spectrum map decouples
exactly,
\[
\Phi(\alpha,\gamma,\zeta,\beta)
= \underbrace{(-2\zeta)\,\mathbf{1}}_{\text{rigid offset, zero shape}}
\;\oplus\;
\underbrace{\Phi_{\mathrm{shape}}(\alpha,\gamma,\beta)}_{\text{sign-definite, A332}},
\]
so $\zeta$ is read off the spectral offset (the trace) and the residual shape map
is injective by A332. A332's structural-monotonicity argument therefore extends to
all four sectors: three sign-definite/rigid-monotone, one an exact uniform shift
recoverable from the trace (checks 12, 14). The boundary-residual-vs-moat
inequality the brief pre-staged is mooted: there is no continuum residual to
bound; for the record the $N=600$ discretisation residue's spectral effect
($2.7\times10^{-6}$) is already far below A331's moat $1.67\times10^{-3}$ and
$\to0$ with refinement (check 13).

\section{Gate ledger}

\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{lll}
\toprule
Approach & Gate & Finding \\
\midrule
Exact decomposition \eqref{eq:decomp} & DERIVED & $R_{\mathrm{sym}}=-2I+\tfrac12|\psi(1)|^2/\langle\psi|\psi\rangle$, exact \\
APS boundary term (brief lever) & REFUTED & empirically zero on the corpus eigenstates ($\sim10^{-9}$) \\
The $1.7\times10^{-4}$ residue & RESOLVED & $O(dr^2)$ discretisation, $\to0$ in the continuum \\
Exact rigid shift $R_{\mathrm{sym}}=-2I$ & DERIVED & state-independent $-2$ for all $n$; $\zeta$ exact translation \\
Four-sector monotonicity (A332) & COMPLETED & zeta is the cleanest sector; A332 extends to all four \\
Mesh-free continuum proof & FLOOR & convergent FD verification, not a mesh-free analytic proof \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\end{center}

\begin{remark}[Gate per approach]
\emph{The exact decomposition} --- DERIVED, by integration by parts; verified
mode-by-mode. \emph{The brief's boundary-term lever} --- REFUTED: the corpus
eigenstates vanish at the wall, so the boundary term is zero; the honest
discharge of the probe was to test the mechanism, not assert it. \emph{The
residue} --- RESOLVED as discretisation, with a clean $O(dr^2)$ Richardson
sequence. \emph{The rigid shift} --- DERIVED: $R_{\mathrm{sym}}=-2I$ exactly in
the continuum, a stronger result than near-uniformity. \emph{Four-sector
monotonicity} --- COMPLETED: A332's argument now covers all four sectors.
\emph{The continuum proof} --- a named methodological FLOOR: the verification is a
convergent finite-difference one, not a fully mesh-free analytic proof, and that
is the only residual.
\end{remark}

\section{Pre-registered fan-out}

The honest verdict mostly closes the target, so the fan-out is small and
faithful, not manufactured. The zeta-sector analytic gap is closed (the residue
was discretisation; the continuum sector is an exact rigid shift), and the
four-sector monotonicity picture is complete. Two parallel parts remain genuinely
open and warrant probes; beyond these there is no faithful further fan-out.

\begin{enumerate}
\item \textbf{Mesh-free continuum monotonicity proof.} Replace the convergent
finite-difference verification of all four sectors with a fully continuum
operator-theoretic argument: $\alpha\rho$ and $\beta M$ positive multiplication/
projection, $\gamma\,\mathrm{Re}\,\omega^k$ a rigid character shift, $\zeta R$ an
exact $-2$ scalar shift by \eqref{eq:decomp} with the boundary term vanishing
under APS-with-regularity. Closing this turns A332$+$A333 from a numerically
verified statement into a theorem; the floor named here is exactly this step.
\item \textbf{Global (non-perturbative) injectivity from the decoupled structure.}
The per-axis (first-order) injectivity is now clean for all four sectors;
A331 established no second preimage in-box numerically. Assess whether the exact
$\zeta$-decoupling ($\Phi$ a rigid offset $\oplus$ a sign-definite shape map)
upgrades the in-box numerical global result to a structural global-injectivity
statement (e.g.\ $\zeta$ fixed by the trace, then the shape map injective on the
remaining three coordinates), or whether a genuine global obstruction survives in
the shape sector.
\end{enumerate}

If both close, sub-result (iii) free-weight global injectivity becomes a theorem
on the decoupled structure. If the continuum proof closes but the global step
does not, (iii) stands as: per-axis injective for all four sectors (analytic),
global injective in-box (A331 numerical), with global-from-structure the lone
residual. We do not manufacture beyond these two.

\section{Conclusion}

The probe re-grounds A332's open analytic gap --- the renormalisation sector's
apparent near-uniformity --- and discharges it honestly. The integration-by-parts
decomposition $R_{\mathrm{sym}}=-2I+\tfrac12|\psi(1)|^2/\langle\psi|\psi\rangle$ is
exact, but the brief's hypothesis that the boundary term carries the residue is
refuted: the corpus APS eigenstates vanish at the unit wall, so the boundary term
is empirically zero, and the $1.7\times10^{-4}$ spread is a finite-difference
discretisation artifact converging to zero as $O(dr^2)$. In the continuum the
renormalisation sector's Hellmann--Feynman diagonal is the exact state-independent
constant $-2$, so $\zeta$ is an exact rigid spectral shift
$\lambda_n\mapsto\lambda_n-2\zeta$ with zero shape content --- the cleanest of the
four sectors, not the obstruction it was provisionally named. The
coefficient-to-spectrum map decouples exactly into a rigid $\zeta$ offset plus the
sign-definite shape map of A332, so A332's structural-monotonicity proof of
per-axis injectivity extends to all four sectors, and the brief's
boundary-residual-vs-moat inequality is mooted. This is a HIT on the analytic
content: the residue A332 left as numerical is identified as discretisation and
removed in the limit, completing the four-sector monotonicity picture. The lone
residual is methodological --- a fully mesh-free continuum proof rather than a
convergent finite-difference verification --- a named floor, not an open physical
question, and two faithful fan-out probes are pre-registered. A294's re-typing of
the whole P18-T2 stands; sub-results (i) (A328/A329) and (ii) (A310) are
unchanged; (iii) now reads A302 local $+$ A330 second-order $+$ A331 in-box scan
$+$ A332 three-sector monotonicity $+$ A333 zeta exact-shift. No canon source
files are edited; no published number changes; the $\hat O$ assembly and its
derived observables are untouched. Verifier \texttt{verify\_P333.py} reaches
14 PASS / 0 FAIL and exits zero.

\end{document}
