This certificate presents a structural approach to quantum gravity, suggesting stabilization and implications for phenomenology.
GDG_QG_Certificate_I_v1_0 presents a Core-I-based structural certificate in the quantum-gravity direction within the Gamma-DG framework. The paper specifies layered domain data, temporal roles, directional admissible evolution, the minimal temporal arrow, stabilization, barrier and obstruction classes, the lift--descent interface, and a transfer principle toward effective spacetime observables. Its purpose is not to claim a completed final theory of quantum gravity, but to provide a principled structural bridge from Gamma-DG Core I toward the joint regime of quantum theory and general relativity. This record should therefore be read as a first certificate-level realization of the program, with full measure-theoretic completion, model-specific predictions, and extended phenomenology left to later stages. Related works include Gamma-DG Core I and its Supplementary Note.
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