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Noncommutative and Operator-Renormalized Coulomb BBGKY Gates: Similarity Obstruction, Projected Witness Absorption, Uniform Norms, Derivative Budgets, Dual-Defect Completion, Projector Unification, Notation Audit, and Gate-Outcome Mapping

Panasenko

Published Jun 16, 2026• 0 citations
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This preprint is written in Ukrainian. It develops a toy-model theorem note for the E4/E6 escape gates in a post-obstruction BBGKY/Coulomb closure program. The manuscript proves a spectral obstruction to full witness attenuation by invertible similarity renormalization and formulates projected, quotient, and non-similarity channel alternatives with explicit comparison budgets. The work is a toy-gate impossibility and certification note; it does not claim cutoff-free Coulomb BBGKY closure. Препринт написано українською мовою. У роботі розроблено toy-model theorem note для шлюзів E4/E6 у пост-обструкційній програмі BBGKY/Coulomb closure. Основний результат — спектральна перешкода для повного поглинання witness через інвертовану similarity-ренормалізацію, а також projected/quotient/non-similarity channel альтернативи з явними comparison budgets. Робота не стверджує cutoff-free Coulomb BBGKY closure.

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10.5281/zenodo.20716954

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