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This work introduces a zero-inaccessible interpretation of physical balance and explores its implications for electromagnetic coupling.

April 28, 2026Open Access

Phase-Model Paper 16: Zero-Inaccessible Balance, Sign-Splitting, and a Consistency Audit of the Electromagnetic Coupling

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This work introduces a zero-inaccessible interpretation of physical balance and explores its implications for electromagnetic coupling.
Developed a minimal phase-loop operator model with sign-splitting features.
Performed a low-energy consistency audit for electromagnetic coupling using the defined calibration pipeline.
Distinguished primitive and descendant dimensionless invariants.
Introduced a new interpretation of balance in physical systems.
Established key relationships between phase-loop operators and electromagnetic properties.
Demonstrated the effectiveness of the calibration pipeline for auditing electromagnetic coupling.

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This record contains the manuscript, compiled PDF, figure asset, and supporting reproducibility files for Phase-Model Paper 16, “Zero-Inaccessible Balance, Sign-Splitting, and a Consistency Audit of the Electromagnetic Coupling.” The note develops a zero-inaccessible interpretation of physical balance, introduces a minimal phase-loop operator model with a discrete sign-splitting family, and distinguishes between primitive and descendant dimensionless invariants. It further performs a low-energy consistency audit for the electromagnetic coupling using the repository’s current calibration pipeline. Included files cover the manuscript source, the compiled manuscript PDF, the regime-map figure used in the paper, a machine-readable numeric snapshot, a representative sample table, and the regeneration script used to reproduce the supporting bundle.

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