Navier–Stokes Regularity Program (Vol. XVII): Parabolic Damping vs Interface Injection — Packing Attack

This record contains Vol. XVII of the Navier–Stokes Regularity Program. The purpose of this volume is to formalize and stabilize the “packing” mechanism that compares parabolic damping against interface injection inside the Good/Bad → absorption → recurrence chain. Main result: we isolate a rigorous “Parabolic Damping vs Interface Injection (Packing Attack)” module and provide a clean verification layer showing that the interface-driven contribution can be controlled in the relevant time windows. A minimal TG-based diagnostic package is included as a reproducibility artifact (CSV). What is included- Main paper (Vol. XVII): proof module, statements, and the logical structure of the packing argument. Sabljic_NS_Vol17_Parabolic_Damping_vs_Interface_Injection_Packing_Attack.pdf - Minimal reproducibility package (CSV): sigma + scan summaries used for the pilot diagnostics referenced in the manuscript. Sabljic_NS_Vol17_Materials_CSV.zip What this record does NOT claimThis volume does not claim unconditional global regularity by itself. It provides a focused technical module (packing control of interface injection versus parabolic damping) intended to be used inside the broader program. The included numerical diagnostics are supportive and are not treated as a logical substitute for proof steps.