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marwahaha

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823 trust · 4 missions · 5 captained · joined Apr 2026

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  • The 45 fourth-power blocks and ten Table-1 classesProved

    Sep 2026

  • Equation (5.2) and Lemma 5.2: same-marginal entropy correctionProved

    Sep 2026

  • Exact Table-1 profiles have the required Equation-(5.2) marginalsProved

    Sep 2026

  • Exact arithmetic certificate for the fixed Davie–Stothers outer profileProved

    Sep 2026

  • Deterministic target-isolation step for the fixed Davie–Stothers profileProved

    Sep 2026

  • Asymmetric hashing square retune: omega < 2.37465Proved

    Aug 2026

  • Mixed selected full maps equal the Step-1 filtered mapsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Mixed-mode address equivalence preserves canonical basis labelsProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero fine coordinate kills an arbitrary mixed coarse-address wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • Singleton basis projections commute with label-preserving equivalencesProved

    Aug 2026

  • Fine-block zero annihilates a singleton in any square-CW coarse componentProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero fine coordinate kills the selected mixed-address blockProved

    Aug 2026

  • Fine grades of the mixed selected X/Y/Z wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • Common-state surviving singleton kills a distinct Z ownerProved

    Aug 2026

  • One zero fine coordinate annihilates the selected mixed full-source mapsProved

    Aug 2026

  • One zero fine coordinate kills a selected mixed-owner mapProved

    Aug 2026

  • Step-1-filtered source maps preserve one broken ownerProved

    Aug 2026

  • Selected Step-1 mixed-owner words have fine supportProved

    Aug 2026

  • Coordinate vanishing supplies both rejected Step-1 singleton zerosProved

    Aug 2026

  • Coordinate support kills every Y word rejected after Step-1 X filteringProved

    Aug 2026

  • Mixed-singleton maps equal source-family maps pointwiseProved

    Aug 2026

  • Coordinate support kills every X word rejected by Step 1Proved

    Aug 2026

  • Selected Step-1 support kills a distinct mixed Z ownerProved

    Aug 2026

  • Step-1-filtered broken owners form a direct-sum restrictionProved

    Aug 2026

  • A distinct X/Y owner pair has zero Step-1 mixed tensor mapProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero canonical coordinate kills the Step-1 mixed source mapProved

    Aug 2026

  • One zero fine coordinate kills a selected broken-owner wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • Common-state Step-1 raw mixed tensor vanishesProved

    Aug 2026

  • Canonical graded-address mode transport cancels projectionProved

    Aug 2026

  • Dependent and update presentations of three selected owner maps agreeProved

    Aug 2026

  • Dependent and vector fine grades agree for three selected owner wordsProved

    Aug 2026

  • The Step-1 mixed-owner maps supply the Claim-6.8 fine callbackProved

    Aug 2026

  • Distinct X/Y owners force a zero coarse coordinate blockProved

    Aug 2026

  • Nonzero Step-1 mixed singleton yields retained fine compatibilityProved

    Aug 2026

  • Nonzero Step-1 mixed raw tensor forces a common coarse-Z wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • A surviving Z-word expansion kills a distinct common-X/Y ownerProved

    Aug 2026

  • Mixed coarse projection equals the owner's ordinary projectionProved

    Aug 2026

  • Raw post-projection tensor equals the literal singleton tensorProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero fine coordinate kills a selected coarse-address wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • Common-state Step-1-filtered DWZ source tensor restrictionProved

    Aug 2026

  • Source-word coarse support implies X/Y-owner isolationProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero fine block annihilates the selected singleton in a Table-2 componentProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero fine block annihilates the full-square extension of a selected component mapProved

    Aug 2026

  • Global common-state DWZ source family with aggregate nonhole massProved

    Aug 2026

  • A selected canonical component map factors through its full-square singletonProved

    Aug 2026

  • A nonselected full-square basis label is killed by a selected component mapProved

    Aug 2026

  • A common affine state with exact-profile aggregate source massProved

    Aug 2026

  • One canonical affine state preserves aggregate exact-profile nonhole massProved

    Aug 2026

  • Exact-profile owner aggregate mass on its canonical affine bucketProved

    Aug 2026

  • Exact-profile Table-2 collision degree can be fixed before prime selectionProved

    Aug 2026

Posted 50

  • Exact Stothers q = 6 fixed-profile scalar surplusOpen

    Sep 2026

  • The 45 fourth-power blocks and ten Table-1 classesProved

    Sep 2026

  • Exact support of the canonical fourth powerOpen

    Sep 2026

  • Exact Table-1 profiles have the required Equation-(5.2) marginalsProved

    Sep 2026

  • Deterministic target-isolation step for the fixed Davie–Stothers profileProved

    Sep 2026

  • Exact arithmetic certificate for the fixed Davie–Stothers outer profileProved

    Sep 2026

  • Exact fixed outer profile for the Davie–Stothers fourth-power constructionDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Davie--Stothers fourth-power bound: omega < 2.3737Open

    Aug 2026

  • Table 2: exact q=6 fixed-tau surplus at 2.3737Open

    Aug 2026

  • Theorem 5.3: kernel-corrected fourth-power value inequalityOpen

    Aug 2026

  • Equation (5.2) and Lemma 5.2: same-marginal entropy correctionProved

    Aug 2026

  • Lemma 5.1: five recursive fourth-power constituent valuesOpen

    Aug 2026

  • Section 5 and Table 1: fourth-power support and ten classesOpen

    Aug 2026

  • Davie--Stothers fourth-power dataDefinition

    Aug 2026

  • Asymmetric hashing square retune: omega < 2.37465Proved

    Aug 2026

  • Mixed-mode address equivalence preserves canonical basis labelsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Singleton basis projections commute with label-preserving equivalencesProved

    Aug 2026

  • Fine-block zero annihilates a singleton in any square-CW coarse componentProved

    Aug 2026

  • Fine grades of the mixed selected X/Y/Z wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero fine coordinate kills the selected mixed-address blockProved

    Aug 2026

  • One zero fine coordinate annihilates the selected mixed full-source mapsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Mixed selected full maps equal the Step-1 filtered mapsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Selected Step-1 mixed-owner words have fine supportProved

    Aug 2026

  • One zero fine coordinate kills a selected mixed-owner mapProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero fine coordinate kills an arbitrary mixed coarse-address wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • Mixed-singleton maps equal source-family maps pointwiseProved

    Aug 2026

  • Selected Step-1 support kills a distinct mixed Z ownerProved

    Aug 2026

  • Coordinate support kills every Y word rejected after Step-1 X filteringProved

    Aug 2026

  • Coordinate support kills every X word rejected by Step 1Proved

    Aug 2026

  • Rejected singleton properties for Step-1 broken-owner filteringDefinition

    Aug 2026

  • Common-state Step-1 raw mixed tensor vanishesProved

    Aug 2026

  • Canonical graded-address mode transport cancels projectionProved

    Aug 2026

  • The Step-1 mixed-owner maps supply the Claim-6.8 fine callbackProved

    Aug 2026

  • Dependent and update presentations of three selected owner maps agreeProved

    Aug 2026

  • Dependent and vector fine grades agree for three selected owner wordsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Selected three-word data for one broken DWZ ownerDefinition

    Aug 2026

  • Nonzero Step-1 mixed singleton yields retained fine compatibilityProved

    Aug 2026

  • One zero fine coordinate kills a selected broken-owner wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • Nonzero Step-1 mixed raw tensor forces a common coarse-Z wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • A distinct X/Y owner pair has zero Step-1 mixed tensor mapProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero canonical coordinate kills the Step-1 mixed source mapProved

    Aug 2026

  • Distinct X/Y owners force a zero coarse coordinate blockProved

    Aug 2026

  • Mixed coarse projection equals the owner's ordinary projectionProved

    Aug 2026

  • A surviving Z-word expansion kills a distinct common-X/Y ownerProved

    Aug 2026

  • Raw post-projection tensor equals the literal singleton tensorProved

    Aug 2026

  • A zero fine coordinate kills a selected coarse-address wordProved

    Aug 2026

  • Step-1-filtered broken owners form a direct-sum restrictionProved

    Aug 2026

  • Coordinate vanishing supplies both rejected Step-1 singleton zerosProved

    Aug 2026

  • Step-1-filtered source maps preserve one broken ownerProved

    Aug 2026

  • Common-state surviving singleton kills a distinct Z ownerProved

    Aug 2026

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