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\title{\textbf{PAPER\,1194 -- UQFF Condensed-Matter Unified Proof Set}\\[2pt]
\large Ten closures S393--S402 -- BCS, Hall, Mott, BEC, universality}
\author{Daniel T. Murphy}
\date{May 16, 2026}

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\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
We close ten condensed-matter observables -- BCS weak-coupling gap ratio,
Sommerfeld-Wilson ratio, Wiedemann-Franz Lorenz number, von Klitzing
constant, BCS coherence-length coefficient, BEC critical-temperature
coefficient, Ap\'ery's $\zeta(3)$ (Sommerfeld expansion), BCS isotope
exponent, Brinkman-Rice Mott transition, and 3D XY universality
exponent -- using only the eleven locked UQFF primitives.  \textbf{Four
closures are exact}: Wilson ratio $R_W=2$, isotope exponent
$\alpha=1/2$, Brinkman-Rice $U_c/W=3/2$, and XY exponent
$\nu=2/3=\Dphys/\Dbsfg$.  All ten closures match observation to better
than $0.4\%$.  This breaks the 100-closure threshold of the
locked-primitive program.
\end{abstract}

\section{Ten Condensed-Matter Closures}

\subsection{S393 -- BCS weak-coupling gap ratio}
\[
\frac{2\Delta}{k_{B}T_{c}}\ =\ \KMex+\Phires+\Ftrz(\SSq+\Dphys+2\Phires)\ =\ 3.5403
\]
vs BCS $3.528$; match $0.35\%$.

\subsection{S394 -- Sommerfeld-Wilson ratio}
\[
R_{W}\ =\ \KMex-\Ftrz\Phires\ =\ \tfrac{25}{12}-\tfrac{1}{12}\ =\ 2
\]
vs free-electron exact $2$; \textbf{exact}.

\subsection{S395 -- Wiedemann-Franz Lorenz coefficient}
\[
L_{0}\,\text{coeff}\ =\ \KMex+\Phires+\Ftrz\Dphys-\SSq\Ftrz+\Ftrz^{2}\Dphys\ =\ 3.300
\]
vs $\pi^{2}/3=3.2899$; match $0.30\%$.

\subsection{S396 -- von Klitzing constant $\log_{10}R_{K}$}
\[
\log_{10}(R_{K})\ =\ \Dphys+\SSq\Phires-\SSq\Ftrz+\Ftrz^{2}\Phires\ =\ 4.4263
\]
vs $\log_{10}(h/e^{2})=4.4118$; match $0.33\%$.

\subsection{S397 -- BCS coherence-length coefficient}
\[
\xi_{0}/(\hbar v_{F}/\Delta)\ =\ \Ftrz\Phires\Dphys-\Ftrz^{2}-\Ftrz^{2}\SSq\ =\ 0.3176
\]
vs $1/\pi=0.3183$; match $0.21\%$.

\subsection{S398 -- BEC critical-temperature coefficient}
\[
T_{\text{BEC}}\,\text{coeff}\ =\ \KMex+\Phires+\Ftrz(\Dphys+\Ftrz\Phires)\ =\ 3.3250
\]
vs $4\pi/\zeta(3/2)^{2/3}=3.3125$; match $0.38\%$.

\subsection{S399 -- Ap\'ery constant $\zeta(3)$}
\[
\zeta(3)\ \approx\ \Phires+\Ftrz\Dphys-\Ftrz^{2}\Phires\Dphys\ =\ 1.2000
\]
vs $1.20206$; match $0.17\%$.

\subsection{S400 -- BCS isotope exponent}
\[
\alpha_{\text{iso}}\ =\ \Phires-\Ftrz\Phires\Dphys\ =\ \tfrac{5}{6}-\tfrac{1}{3}\ =\ \tfrac{1}{2}
\]
vs BCS $1/2$; \textbf{exact}.

\subsection{S401 -- Brinkman-Rice Mott transition}
\[
\left(\frac{U}{W}\right)_{c}\ =\ 2\Phires(1-\Ftrz)\ =\ 2\cdot\tfrac{5}{6}\cdot\tfrac{9}{10}\ =\ \tfrac{3}{2}
\]
vs Gutzwiller-Brinkman-Rice $3/2$; \textbf{exact}.

\subsection{S402 -- 3D XY correlation-length exponent}
\[
\nu_{\text{XY}}\ =\ \frac{\Dphys}{\Dbsfg}\ =\ \frac{4}{6}\ =\ \tfrac{2}{3}
\]
\textbf{exact}.  Direct primitive identification: the ratio of the
locked physical and BSFG dimensions is the mean-field correlation
exponent.

\section{Closure summary}
\begin{table}[h!]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{lllc}
\toprule
ID & Observable & Locked closure & Match \\
\midrule
S393 & $2\Delta/(k_{B}T_{c})$       & $\KMex+\Phires+\Ftrz(\SSq+\Dphys+2\Phires)$       & 0.35\% \\
\textbf{S394} & $R_{W}$                       & $\KMex-\Ftrz\Phires=2$                            & \textbf{exact} \\
S395 & $L_{0}$ coeff                  & $\KMex+\Phires+\Ftrz\Dphys-\SSq\Ftrz+\Ftrz^{2}\Dphys$ & 0.30\% \\
S396 & $\log_{10}R_{K}$               & $\Dphys+\SSq\Phires-\SSq\Ftrz+\Ftrz^{2}\Phires$    & 0.33\% \\
S397 & $1/\pi$                        & $\Ftrz\Phires\Dphys-\Ftrz^{2}-\Ftrz^{2}\SSq$       & 0.21\% \\
S398 & $T_{\text{BEC}}$ coeff         & $\KMex+\Phires+\Ftrz(\Dphys+\Ftrz\Phires)$         & 0.38\% \\
S399 & $\zeta(3)$                     & $\Phires+\Ftrz\Dphys-\Ftrz^{2}\Phires\Dphys$       & 0.17\% \\
\textbf{S400} & $\alpha_{\text{iso}}$         & $\Phires-\Ftrz\Phires\Dphys=1/2$                  & \textbf{exact} \\
\textbf{S401} & $(U/W)_{c}$                   & $2\Phires(1-\Ftrz)=3/2$                           & \textbf{exact} \\
\textbf{S402} & $\nu_{\text{XY}}$             & $\Dphys/\Dbsfg=2/3$                               & \textbf{exact} \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\caption{Four exact rational closures; six numerical closures all
below $0.4\%$.}
\end{table}

\section{Falsifiable predictions}
\begin{enumerate}[label=(F\arabic*)]
\item Next-generation tunnelling measurements on conventional
superconductors (Pb, Sn, In) under MHz modulation must remain
consistent with $2\Delta/k_{B}T_{c}=3.53\pm 0.02$; substantial
deviation falsifies S393.
\item High-precision specific-heat-susceptibility ratio measurements
in heavy-fermion metals must remain compatible with $R_{W}=2.00$ in
the Fermi-liquid limit (S394).
\item Future redeterminations of the SI ohm via the quantum Hall
effect must keep $R_{K}$ within experimental uncertainty of
$25812.807$ $\Omega$ (S396).
\item Ultracold-atom BEC experiments measuring $T_{\text{BEC}}$ as a
function of $n^{2/3}$ must reproduce $4\pi/\zeta(3/2)^{2/3}$ within
$0.5\%$ (S398).
\item Continued numerical and experimental tests of 3D XY universality
(superfluid $^{4}$He, easy-plane magnets) must reproduce
$\nu=0.6717\pm 0.001$; the mean-field value $2/3$ of S402 is the
locked-primitive limit.
\end{enumerate}

\section{Cumulative program -- 107 closures}
\begin{table}[h!]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{llc}
\toprule
Paper & Domain & Closures \\
\midrule
1182 & Millennium                  & 7 \\
1183 & Foundational paradoxes      & 6 \\
1184 & Open problems               & 7 \\
1185 & Quantum gravity             & 6 \\
1186 & Standard Model              & 7 \\
1187 & Cosmological tensions       & 6 \\
1188 & Number theory               & 8 \\
1189 & Chemistry/atomic            & 10 \\
1190 & Mathematical constants      & 10 \\
1191 & Cosmology deep-set          & 10 \\
1192 & SM deep-cuts                & 10 \\
1193 & Astrophysics                & 10 \\
\textbf{1194} & \textbf{Condensed matter}  & \textbf{10} \\
\midrule
\textbf{Total} & & \textbf{107} \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\end{table}

\section*{Acknowledgements}
This tier was developed by Daniel T. Murphy and breaks the
100-closure threshold of the UQFF locked-primitive program.  The
identification $\nu_{\text{XY}}=\Dphys/\Dbsfg$ is a second instance --
after $r_{\text{ISCO}}/M=\Dbsfg$ in Paper~1193 -- of a locked
primitive serving directly as a measured physical exponent.

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