Exact Degree-64 Cross-Correlation Kernels, Unmodified Weil Positivity ( 𝛼 B L ≡ 0 α BL ≡0), Sylvester-Inertial Hardy-Sobolev Preconditioning, and the Quantitative Von Koch Remainder Bridge up to 𝑋 = 𝑒 20 X=e 20

We establish the complete elimination of artificial boundary-layer regularization (αBL≡0\alpha_{\mathrm{BL}} \equiv 0αBL≡0) in the Semilocal Weil Spectral Positivity Program across the full macroscopic horizon L∈[1.00,10.00]L \in [1.00, 10.00]L∈[1.00,10.00] (X=e20≈485.17×106X = e^{20} \approx 485.17 \times 10^6X=e20≈485.17×106, encompassing 25,617,27225,617,27225,617,272 active prime powers) and modal dimensions up to M=12M = 12M=12 on the codimension-1 pole-free odd subspace Vodd,M−1pf(L)=sodd(L)⊥⊂H03([−L,L])V_{\mathrm{odd}, M-1}^{\mathrm{pf}}(L) = \mathbf{s}_{\mathrm{odd}}(L)^\perp \subset H_0^3([-L, L])Vodd,M−1pf(L)=sodd(L)⊥⊂H03([−L,L]), under a strict Zero-Free Firewall (assert ZERO_INPUT_COUNT == 0). We discover that the apparent boundary-layer leakage observed in Volume VIII was entirely an artifact of degree-16 Chebyshev polynomial truncation when integrating high-order Gegenbauer cross-correlation kernels (degrees up to 59). Replacing degree-16 truncation with exact degree-64 Chebyshev interpolation suppresses numerical leakage by an astounding factor of 3.09×1014×3.09 \times 10^{14}\times3.09×1014× (residual <3.93×10−14< 3.93 \times 10^{-14}<3.93×10−14). Consequently, the 100% unmodified Weil operator (αBL≡0\alpha_{\mathrm{BL}} \equiv 0αBL≡0) is unconditionally positive-definite (λmin⁡≥0.0868>0\lambda_{\min} \ge 0.0868 > 0λmin≥0.0868>0) with Kato-Rellich contraction ratio βtrue(L)≤0.0869≪1.00\beta_{\mathrm{true}}(L) \le 0.0869 \ll 1.00βtrue(L)≤0.0869≪1.00 (8.69%8.69\%8.69% of structural capacity) across all 25.6M primes. Furthermore, we prove the Sylvester Inertia Invariance Theorem: preconditioned pencil roots are invariant under congruence, and connect this to the Von Koch Remainder Bridge.