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Energy Filament Theory A19 protocol establishes an auditable workflow to test threshold events and decay chains.
No clinical data for practice; leaves open protocol testing in cardiovascular models.
This record publishes EFT-A19, the “Threshold Events and Decay Chains Protocol Family” in the EFT methods-layer protocol library. A19 standardizes an auditable workflow for P/Pth-driven threshold-discrete event chains, including beta-minus/beta-plus clustering and mirror-sign arbitration (Δtcommon vs pmiss∥), two-station propagation scaling (ΔT≈D/vc), off-axis attenuation and on-axis 1/d decay of the nondispersive common-term step, and (if claimed) rule-level change-point fingerprints in decay rate λ and branching ratios bᵢ (chain rewriting). A19 hard-locks three guardrails aligned to A4 patches (Sx/Ix/Tx) and maps to the audit clause Z13/T11.
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Guanglin Tu (2026) studied this question. The Energy Filament Theory A19 protocol establishes an auditable workflow for testing threshold events and decay chains under external parameter scanning, containing no clinical trial data.
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