The second universal law of Stokes constant is proved in non-holomorphic fractals, indicating crucial geometric properties.
We prove the second universal law in the Bird classification of non-holomorphic fractals. For Class A (0 < α < 1), the Stokes constant satisfies |S₁ᴬ(α)| = α1/3(1 + c(1−α)) + O((1−α)²), where β = 1/3 is exact — forced by cubic turning-point geometry of the half-thimble at the endpoint saddle t = 1 interacting with the interior saddle across the Stokes line θ_S = π/(1+α). The coefficient c = −0.07298 ± 0.00022 is the leading alien-derivative correction. Includes: (i) proof that all pure integral reconstruction routes (Watson substitution, truncation, pixel-counting) are degenerate by construction, (ii) full derivation of β = 1/3 via Picard–Lefschetz half-thimble geometry, (iii) complete 19-point α-grid with three Paper 11 anchors reproduced, and (iv) canonical Python computation script. The exact closed form of c is the natural open problem for Paper 15. Part of the Non-Holomorphic Fractal Series by Michael Bird, Independent Researcher, Reno, Nevada.
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