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Explores thermodynamic behaviors in boundary conditions, indicating new limits in model class.
FRC 100.005 v2.3 preserves the exact-free-energy Langevin boundary experiment and scopes its interpretation to the declared information-unit representation k*mu_nat=1. The measured diagnostic sigma_566=sigma_ST+k*mu_nat Delta ln C becomes negative on sufficiently slow unlocking. At T_down=192 the finite measurement is sigma_ST=0.0288 and Delta ln C=-0.132245, so negativity at that endpoint is established for bridge values above 0.218 in the same normalization; negativity for every fixed positive value is an asymptotic inference conditional on sigma_ST tending to zero. The experiment rejects the tested erasure floor in this model class and normalization. It does not establish a universal directional replacement for the canonical law dS + k* d ln C = 0 or determine another register's representation. The valid instrument, controls, negative result, and finite-time successor question are retained.
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