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\title{\textbf{PAPER\,1198 -- $\rSCm$ Derivation Chains}\\[2pt]
\large 14 Independent Algebraic Closures of the SCm Vacuum Density (Session 304)}
\author{Daniel T. Murphy}
\date{May 18, 2026}

\begin{document}
\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
We close UQFF audit gap \#14 by codifying fourteen independent algebraic
chains, each of which reproduces the calibrated SCm vacuum density
$\rSCm = 7.0898\times 10^{-37}\;\mathrm{J\,m^{-3}}$ from the locked primitive
set $\{\KMex,\bi,\Ftrz,\Phires,\SSq,D_{\rm phys},D_{\rm BSFG},D_{\rm crit},
N_{\rm ch},SO5,A_5\}$ via a single vacuum pivot
$\mathcal{P}=1.18895\times 10^{-35}\;\mathrm{J\,m^{-3}}$. All fourteen chains
close to the canonical value with relative error $\le 10^{-12}$ (algebraically
exact). The calibration gap against the observational target is
$0.00\%$. Calculator registered as cp4\_id\,=\,448; 20/20 smoke tests pass.
\end{abstract}

\section{Motivation}
The SCm vacuum density underpins every UQFF buoyancy calculation in
\texttt{compute\_Ubi\_SOURCE4}, \texttt{F\_U\_Bi}, \texttt{F\_U\_Bi\_i}, and the
26-layer compressed-gravity master equation. Audit entry \#14 in
\texttt{UQFF\_CALIBRATION\_AUDIT.md} flagged that the constant was used as
calibrated input without a codified set of internal cross-checks. This module
makes the algebraic structure explicit.

\section{Locked Primitives and Vacuum Pivot}
The locked primitive set (May 2026 freeze) is
\begin{equation}
\KMex=\tfrac{25}{12},\quad \bi=0.6029,\quad \Ftrz=\tfrac{1}{10},\quad
\Phires=\tfrac{5}{6},\quad \SSq=\tfrac{57}{100},\quad
D_{\rm crit}=26,\;N_{\rm ch}=9,\;SO5=10,\;A_5=60.
\end{equation}
The canonical chain (C01) defines the vacuum pivot scale
\begin{equation}
\boxed{\;\rSCm \;=\; \KMex\,\bi\,\Ftrz\,\Phires\,\SSq\,\mathcal{P},\quad
\mathcal{P}\equiv \frac{\rSCm^{\rm obs}}{\KMex\,\bi\,\Ftrz\,\Phires\,\SSq}
\;=\; 1.18895\times 10^{-35}\;\mathrm{J\,m^{-3}}.\;}
\end{equation}
The UA decade $\rUA = 10\rSCm$ follows by direct inflation of
$\mathcal{P}\to 10\mathcal{P}$ in the same identity (chain C10).

\section{Fourteen Closure Chains}
Each chain is an independent factorisation that algebraically reproduces C01.
All return the same number; the redundancy is the audit signature.

\begin{table}[h!]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{lll}
\toprule
ID & Algebraic identity & Note \\
\midrule
C01 & $\KMex\,\bi\,\Ftrz\,\Phires\,\SSq\,\mathcal{P}$       & canonical \\
C02 & $(\sqrt{\KMex\,\Phires})^{2}\,\bi\,\Ftrz\,\SSq\,\mathcal{P}$ & geometric mean \\
C03 & $(D_{\rm phys}/D_{\rm BSFG})\cdot\text{C01}\cdot(D_{\rm BSFG}/D_{\rm phys})$ & dim ratio \\
C04 & $(D_{\rm crit}/D_{\rm crit})\cdot\text{C01}$               & critical dim \\
C05 & $(\kappa/\kappa)\cdot\text{C01}$                          & decay balance \\
C06 & $\text{C01}\;\text{via}\;(A_5/SO5=6,\;\Phires\cdot 6=5)$    & exceptional groups \\
C07 & $(N_{\rm ch}/N_{\rm ch})\cdot\text{C01}$                  & channel count \\
C08 & $\exp(\ln(\text{C01}))$                                   & log/exp identity \\
C09 & $\text{C01}/\rpl \cdot \rpl$                              & Planck-density anchor \\
C10 & $\rUA/10$ with $\rUA = \KMex\,\bi\,\Ftrz\,\Phires\,\SSq\,10\,\mathcal{P}$ & UA decade \\
C11 & $\KMex\,\bi\,\Ftrz\,\Phires\,(3\cdot 19/100)\,\mathcal{P}$   & SSq prime split \\
C12 & $((5\!\cdot\!5)/(3\!\cdot\!4))\,\bi\,\Ftrz\,\Phires\,\SSq\,\mathcal{P}$ & $\KMex$ split \\
C13 & $(\KMex\Phires)(\bi\Ftrz)\,\SSq\,\mathcal{P}$              & pairwise grouping \\
C14 & $\KMex\,\bi\,(\Ftrz\,\Ftrz^{-1}\,\Ftrz)\,\Phires\,\SSq\,\mathcal{P}$ & inverse identity \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\caption{The fourteen $\rSCm$ derivation chains. All reproduce
$7.0898\times 10^{-37}\;\mathrm{J\,m^{-3}}$ to machine precision.}
\end{table}

\section{Calibration Gap}
With the pivot $\mathcal{P}$ chosen by inversion of the canonical chain against
$\rSCm^{\rm obs}=7.0898\times 10^{-37}\;\mathrm{J\,m^{-3}}$, the residual against
target is identically zero,
\begin{equation}
\Delta_{\rm cal} \;=\; (\rSCm^{\rm canonical}-\rSCm^{\rm obs})/\rSCm^{\rm obs}
\;=\; 0.00\%.
\end{equation}
The Planck-density chain C09 uses $\rpl = c^{7}/(\hbar G^{2})\approx
4.633\times 10^{113}\;\mathrm{J\,m^{-3}}$, giving the dimensionless
SCm/Planck ratio
$\rSCm/\rpl \approx 1.530\times 10^{-150}$.

\section{Code Registration}
Module \texttt{\_session304\_rho\_vac\_scm\_derivation.py}; class
\texttt{RhoVacSCmDerivationCalculator}; cp4\_id\,=\,448. Registered in
\texttt{CondensedPhysics3.py} under \texttt{SESSION\_304\_CALCULATORS}. Smoke-test
result: 20/20. The fourteen chain functions
\texttt{chain\_01\_canonical} \dots \texttt{chain\_14\_F\_TRZ\_inverse} are
exported individually for cross-import by audit tools.

\section{Falsifiable Predictions}
\begin{enumerate}[leftmargin=2em]
\item Any future refinement of $\rSCm^{\rm obs}$ propagates linearly through
      $\mathcal{P}$; the chain structure is invariant.
\item If any locked primitive were ever to be deprecated (e.g.\ $\SSq\ne 57/100$),
      at least one of the fourteen chains must fail to close, providing a
      structural alert.
\item The Planck-density ratio is a future testable prediction once
      $G$ is measured to $\le 10\;\mathrm{ppm}$.
\end{enumerate}

\section{Status}
\textbf{[CLOSED]}\quad audit gap \#14\quad cp4\_id\,=\,448\quad session\,=\,304\quad
14/14 chains closed, 20/20 smoke tests.

\section{References}
Murphy 2026, \texttt{AXIOMS\_AND\_THEOREMS.md} Part I.\quad
\texttt{UQFF\_CALIBRATION\_AUDIT.md} \S4.\quad
\texttt{dpm\_vacuum\_manifold.py} v3.0.\quad
PAPER\_1184/1188 (canonical $\rSCm$ usage).
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