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A symmetric two-parameter power-function defect has a sharp threshold for nonnegativity on upper squares. The threshold is characterized by one scalar equation, decreases with dimension, and is asymptotic to two divided by the square of the dimension. The proof gives the equality cases, the unique sign change below threshold, and a simplex-volume interpretation.
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