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Full version (12 pages) of the announcement doi:10.5281/zenodo.24187437. We prove that the kissing number in dimension ten is at most 552; the previous best upper bound was 553 (Machado and de Oliveira Filho, Exp. Math. 2018). The proof is an exact rational dual solution of the three-point semidefinite programming bound of Bachoc and Vallentin at degree 21, with value 552.99004. The theorem and the certificate are the same as in the announcement; no new bound is claimed, and no bound is claimed in any other dimension. New in this version: a self-contained proof of the dual bound with an error term in the pair constraint; the mixing lemma that repairs a floating-point solution violating the three-point constraint by at most 8e-8, with a formula for its cost; a description of the cutting-plane solver; a full description of three verification programs; and a statement of limits. The supplement contains the certificate, the three verifiers with logs, and the LaTeX source. Verifier 3, whose closing tests are all in exact rational arithmetic, is put forward as the proof of the three-point condition; Verifiers 1 and 2 are corroboration. AI use: this work comes from an AI-assisted research project directed by the author. The computations, the solver, the certificate, the three verification programs and the text were produced with Claude (Anthropic) under the author's direction; the author did not carry out the derivations, the programming or the computations by hand. All three verifiers were written with the same AI system, so this is not independent human review. Not peer reviewed. Contact: gameruchral71@gmail.com.
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