Explores optimal inclinations affecting Sedna perihelion, indicating key constraints on models.
Paper XIII of the ATMAN v5.0 series. A sequential three-step inclination sweep varying each perturber's inclination independently while monitoring the invariable plane constraint (|iinv−iobs|<0.5°), the Kuiper Cliff depletion proxy Ddep, and the Sedna perihelion change ΔqSedna. The optimal solution is iSolB=2°, iErebo=30°, iP3=0°, yielding iinv=1.999° (Δiinv=0.425°, consistent with observed) and Ddep=0.660. A critical degeneracy emerges: at iP3=0°, the Kozai-Lidov resonance that lifts Sedna's perihelion is suppressed (ΔqSedna=−3.37au). The degeneracy is interpreted through ATMAN COSMOS v1.0, which provides a cosmological timescale resolution via the T90∝τ0^α scaling law. SHA-256: 0482bdb2440dfdac873bc5b0ce4b09e9642189a9fe3ed71bc247832f5c8d4d23. Paper XIII of the ATMAN v5.0 series.
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