This version extends the split-zero geometry research sidecar with a concise paper constructing a common Laurent and character deformation register for Terzo relations, periodic Frobenius orbits, positive Toeplitz moment matrices, Ford horocycles, and a visible conormal coordinate. A single radial parameter records the corresponding departures from unitarity, Toeplitzness, star-stability, tangency, and selfadjointness. The record also retains the broader Split Support Geometry program, now represented by the 91-page Version 11 draft, and adds compact supporting papers, editable LaTeX, exact Python checks, a freshly compiled Lean formalization of the split-zero commutative-semiring core, proof-status ledgers, and reproducibility manifests. The earlier Version 10 PDF, TeX, and version notes are retained unchanged, while older versions remain available through the Zenodo history. Status. These are exploratory pre-publication research drafts. The common-register construction gives an exact reformulation and isolates a missing global naturality and rigidity morphism; it does not prove the Riemann hypothesis or Schanuel's conjecture, nor derive one from the other. Computational checks apply only to the finite or symbolic identities they evaluate. The work was developed in a user-directed research dialogue using ChatGPT 5.6 Sol Pro mode and Claude Fable 5; release curation, fresh builds, verification reruns, visual inspection, and packaging were performed by ChatGPT Codex 5.5 Extra High Effort Mode.
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