Gaasu SFB Theory v4.3: Spectral-Fluid Boundary Theory — Hash-Locked Two-File Stabilisation Candidate

Gaasu SFB Theory v4.3 is a hash-locked standalone DOCX/PDF stabilisation candidate of Spectral-Fluid Boundary Theory. This release supersedes the v4.2 repair line as the active stabilisation release candidate. It preserves the restored technical-core inventory, including the R_SFB generation equation, the original four-threshold AND trigger, the Yang-Mills/Riemann domain-epistemic six-state priority rule, the real-world operational hazard governance registry, the Section 36B citation-precision closure, and the OPDP v3.7 DOI traceability boundary. This release applies only date-consistency, file-set governance, naming-boundary, and release-integrity stabilisation corrections. It is distributed as a standalone two-file DOCX/PDF set with support files. No ZIP package is issued in this step. The SHA256 record identifies the frozen DOCX/PDF set and support files only. The SHA256 record does not hash itself. Boundary statement:This record is an author-owned structural interpretation and audit-governance record. It does not claim external validation, peer review, institutional approval, formal verification, mathematical proof, physical proof, experimental confirmation, clinical validity, or external validation for SFB. Governance lock:Peace / Non-violence / Dignity.NO military / NO surveillance / NO coercion.Audit-first / FACT-BASED / NO OVERCLAIM / NON-CIRCULARITY.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20823433
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Health Systems, Economic Evaluations, Quality of Life
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Gaasu SFB Theory v4.3: Spectral-Fluid Boundary Theory — Hash-Locked Two-File Stabilisation Candidate

Hisashi Suga
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Health Systems, Economic Evaluations, Quality of Life
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Gaasu SFB Theory v4.3: Spectral-Fluid Boundary Theory — Hash-Locked Two-File Stabilisation Candidate

Hisashi Suga
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Gaasu SFB Theory v4.3 is a hash-locked standalone DOCX/PDF stabilisation candidate of Spectral-Fluid Boundary Theory. This release supersedes the v4.2 repair line as the active stabilisation release candidate. It preserves the restored technical-core inventory, including the R_SFB generation equation, the original four-threshold AND trigger, the Yang-Mills/Riemann domain-epistemic six-state priority rule, the real-world operational hazard governance registry, the Section 36B citation-precision closure, and the OPDP v3.7 DOI traceability boundary. This release applies only date-consistency, file-set governance, naming-boundary, and release-integrity stabilisation corrections. It is distributed as a standalone two-file DOCX/PDF set with support files. No ZIP package is issued in this step. The SHA256 record identifies the frozen DOCX/PDF set and support files only. The SHA256 record does not hash itself. Boundary statement:This record is an author-owned structural interpretation and audit-governance record. It does not claim external validation, peer review, institutional approval, formal verification, mathematical proof, physical proof, experimental confirmation, clinical validity, or external validation for SFB. Governance lock:Peace / Non-violence / Dignity.NO military / NO surveillance / NO coercion.Audit-first / FACT-BASED / NO OVERCLAIM / NON-CIRCULARITY.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Forest Research (GB)
Peace, Justice and strong institutions
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Health Systems, Economic Evaluations, Quality of Life
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