Version v3. 0. 0. Technical pre-paper / timestamp record. This record is a scoped downstream note for the GCV bounded-geometry-transient module. It sharpens the source-clock interpretation of the realized BD-B bounded transient and timestamps the diagnostic rank dLambda, mean = K nₑff² / L = 1968*317/3332 = 187. 231692677. . . . The claim is layered. At Governance-Bridge / GR-exact landing, the branch is the flux-fixed GR baseline and has no additional bounded-transient geometry departure: deltageo (a) =0. Ordinary local matter is already present in Tₗoc and sources the standard GR+Lambda baseline. The present record studies the downstream active bounded-geometry/source-clock branch; on that branch, matter/source-clock activation predicts a small bounded BD-B-type geometry-response bump. The record distinguishes the nearby d-values used in the GCV stack: d ~= 184. 13 as the transient-amplitude crossing for exact epsilonₘ = 0. 01 under etaₛtress = 1; dLambda, mean = 187. 231692677. . . as the UV mean-unity residual-Lambda rank diagnostic; d ~= 188. 85 as an approximate mode-unity diagnostic; and d = 192 as the shell/governance benchmark normalization. The note does not claim evidence for a geometry transient in data and does not claim that the exact BD-B profile has already been uniquely forward-derived from first-principles microscopic UV/source dynamics. Its claim is narrower: the active bounded-geometry/source-clock branch predicts a BD-B-type bounded geometry-response bump, and SourceClock v3 records the inverse-solved closure targets etaₛtress ~= 1 and etaXi ~= 1. 2 needed for a future forward microscopic/source theorem. The package includes the rendered PDF, LaTeX source, figures, CSV audit tables, source-clock response tables, and a reproduction script. The PDF carries the scientific claim; the CSV files and script provide machine-readable audit support. Project homepage: https: //johansson. digital Project overview hub: https: //github. com/gcv-framework/gcv-vacuum-energy
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