Theoretical proof demonstrates a boundary correction in membrane action, suggesting enhanced substrate interactions.
UCM Paper 40 (Theoretical). Proves Conjecture 3 of Paper 34: the boundary correction δX = 2/π to the membrane effective action arises from the Y_11 azimuthal mode on the equatorial great circle, forced by the symmetry breaking SO(3)→SO(2) of the substrate flow. The proof is a geometric identity: (1/2π)∫₀²π|sin φ|dφ = 2/π, requiring no free parameters. Combined with the bulk term X^(0) = 2π³ (Paper 34, Zamolodchikov c-theorem, c_mem=3), the complete parameter-free prediction is E_Λ = π·E_P·exp(−2π³ − 2/π) = 23.75 eV, in agreement with the SPARC rotation-curve calibration (23.9 eV) to 0.63%. The UCM now derives both Ω_Λ = 0.6834 and E_Λ = 23.75 eV from the same substrate geometry without any free parameters. UCM preprint series on Zenodo, ORCID 0009-0005-5088-4339.
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Norbert Prebeck (2026) studied this question.