Quantifies residual-boundary slack effects, indicating its importance in population dynamics.
CDN-347 quantifies how much residual-boundary slack would substitute for the concentration and coherence escapes mapped in CDN-346. Holding the locked SLACS population model fixed at c0=10 and sigma_log10(c)=0.15 dex, it varies only the pass boundary R_DM<=T. The locked result shows that BE reaches P(20/20)>=20% at T=0.63943, a +0.03943 relaxation above the locked R_DM<=0.600 boundary.
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