Study audits cluster normalization in baryonic response sources, indicating a necessary amplification factor.
CDN-233 audits whether the CDN-230 collisionless-anchor rule can also close CDN-232 cluster normalization. At q=8.71 and f_collisionless=0.12, only 0.221 of observed baryons remain effective response source. Anchor-only total/baryon is 1.365 versus cluster target 6.836, requiring environmental amplification 16.0x relative to CDN-229 holdout. Simple anchor-only closure fails; derived cluster amplification, residual matter, or scope boundary required.
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