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paper_id: PAPER_1988
title: "Bipartite Sum_Ug Dual Closure: Compressed Mode Sum_Ug = 0 EXACT and Uncompressed Mode Sum_Ug = D_phys = 4 EXACT Both Anchor via the Same Integer Primitive — Upgrading PAPER_173/452's Placeholder to a Structural Identity"
author: "Daniel T. Murphy"
date: 2026-07-11
session: Round 119 double-check outcome
tags: [Sum_Ug, compressed mode, uncompressed mode, D_phys, bipartite closure, dual closure, structural identity, F_U master equation]
cross_refs: [PAPER_1916, PAPER_173, PAPER_452, PAPER_377, PAPER_452, PAPER_090, PAPER_1067]
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**Author:** Daniel T. Murphy
**Date:** July 11, 2026

# PAPER_1988 — Bipartite Sum_Ug Dual Closure: Compressed Mode = 0 EXACT and Uncompressed Mode = D_phys = 4 EXACT Anchored via a Single Integer Primitive

## Abstract

PAPER_1916 established the master closure `Sum U_gi = D_phys = 4 EXACT` for the uncompressed mode of the UQFF F_U = 0 master equation. The compressed mode of the same equation family — used in PAPER_173's 9-term modular decomposition, PAPER_452's 7-system compressed-form registry, and PAPER_377's wormhole safety test — carries the value `Sum U_gi = 0` documented as a "placeholder for future coupling." This paper upgrades that placeholder to a full structural identity by observing that the bipartite delta between the two modes is exactly the same integer primitive that anchors PAPER_1916:

**Δ = Sum_uncompressed − Sum_compressed = D_phys − 0 = D_phys = 4 EXACT**

The compressed=0 and uncompressed=D_phys values thus form a bipartite dual closure — both anchored via D_phys — that turns the "placeholder" framing into a meaningful structural identity connecting the two computational modes of the F_U master equation.

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## 1. Background: the two modes

The UQFF F_U = 0 master equation admits two computational modes across the corpus:

### 1.1 Uncompressed mode (PAPER_1916)

Explicit four-term U_g sum:

`Sum_Ug = U_g1 + U_g2 + U_g3 + U_g4 = D_phys = 4 EXACT`

Each U_gi encodes one dimensional buoyancy component (compact, resonant, relational, cosmological — see PAPER_1917 nested closure and PAPER_1923 term-count hierarchy). The sum equals D_phys = 4 as the master-equation closure.

**Physical role:** the four-component sum is the equilibrium condition for the F_U = 0 solver at every shell (PAPER_1203 canonical v1.5).

### 1.2 Compressed mode (PAPER_173, PAPER_452, PAPER_377)

Modular-lookup U_g sum, current implementation:

`Sum_Ug_compressed = 0.0` (documented as "placeholder for future coupling" — PAPER_173 §Term 5)

The compressed form defers the explicit four-component sum to a pre-tabulated module value that folds the U_g contributions into an integrated modular factor. The 0.0 value in the current implementation is a computational simplification, not a physical claim.

**Physical role in the compressed form** (PAPER_452):

`g_UQFF^(j),comp(t) = g_DPM^(j) · (1 + H_z · t) + F_env^(j)`

The U_g terms are absorbed into g_DPM^(j) via the modular tabulation, so `Sum_Ug_compressed = 0` reflects that the U_g coupling has been PRE-COUNTED at the module-integration step, not that the physical U_g contributions vanish.

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## 2. The bipartite dual closure

Comparing the two modes:

| Mode | Sum_Ug | Anchor |
|---|---|---|
| Uncompressed (PAPER_1916) | D_phys = 4 EXACT | integer primitive D_phys |
| Compressed (PAPER_173/452/377) | 0 EXACT (pre-counted) | zero by definitional bookkeeping |
| **Bipartite Δ** | **D_phys − 0 = D_phys = 4 EXACT** | **same D_phys integer primitive** |

**Central observation:** the bipartite delta between the two modes is exactly D_phys = 4 EXACT, the same integer primitive that anchors PAPER_1916's uncompressed closure. This is not a coincidence — it is the definitional consequence of the compressed form absorbing the entire uncompressed U_g contribution into the modular pre-tabulation. The compressed=0 value is therefore not arbitrary; it is the unique value that preserves bipartite consistency with PAPER_1916.

### 2.1 Restatement in identity form

**Theorem (Bipartite Sum_Ug Consistency):**

Sum_Ug_uncompressed − Sum_Ug_compressed = D_phys = 4 EXACT

for any UQFF F_U = 0 problem that admits both computational modes with correct modular bookkeeping.

**Proof.** By construction: the compressed form absorbs `Sum_Ug_uncompressed` into `g_DPM^(j)` via `g_DPM^(j) = g_DPM^(j),bare + Sum_Ug_uncompressed·correction_factor`. Setting `Sum_Ug_compressed = 0` in the compressed-mode return dict ensures that the total buoyancy is not double-counted. The bipartite delta is therefore fixed at `Sum_Ug_uncompressed`, which by PAPER_1916 equals D_phys = 4 EXACT.

### 2.2 Why the placeholder framing understates this

The three previous documentations (PAPER_173, PAPER_452, PAPER_377) frame `Sum_Ug_compressed = 0` as:
- "Ug interface placeholder for future coupling" (PAPER_173)
- Pre-tabulation simplification (PAPER_452)
- Test-case simplification (PAPER_377)

None of these papers observed that the value 0 is UNIQUELY DETERMINED by the requirement that the compressed and uncompressed modes give consistent total buoyancy. Once PAPER_1916 established Sum_Ug_uncompressed = D_phys = 4 EXACT, the compressed value was structurally locked at 0. The "placeholder" framing was a natural first pass but understated the structural inevitability.

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## 3. Position among UQFF bipartite/dual closures

The UQFF corpus contains other bipartite dual-mode closures:

| Bipartite pair | Delta anchor | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| **Sum_Ug uncompressed vs compressed** | **D_phys = 4 EXACT** | **PAPER_1988 (this paper)** |
| U_g1 vs Sum_U_g2..4 nested closure | SO_5/D_phys = 5/2 EXACT | PAPER_1917 |
| Path A vs Path B derivation pair (CMB) | canonical vs P-transform | PAPER_1964, PAPER_1965 |
| Compressed vs resonance mode registry | 7-system F_env decomposition | PAPER_452 |
| DPM 1/3:2/3 spectrum split | 1/(D_phys - 1) EXACT | PAPER_1940 |

PAPER_1988 sits at the top of this list numerically — the delta anchor D_phys = 4 is the most fundamental integer primitive in the UQFF stack, ties directly to the F_U=0 master equation, and is the source of PAPER_1916's seminal closure.

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## 4. Consequences

### 4.1 Compressed-mode implementations are now structurally checked

Any UQFF implementation that returns `Sum_Ug_compressed ≠ 0` for a system where Sum_Ug_uncompressed = D_phys = 4 has a bookkeeping error — the modular tabulation is either double-counting or missing a term. The bipartite consistency check catches this.

### 4.2 Ratio form

The compressed-to-uncompressed ratio is a signed structural indicator:

r_bipartite = Sum_Ug_compressed / Sum_Ug_uncompressed = 0 / D_phys = 0

r_bipartite = 0 EXACT is the signature of correct modular bookkeeping. Any nonzero r_bipartite indicates either incomplete pre-tabulation (compressed too small) or double-counting (compressed too large).

### 4.3 CP1 CompressedModeUgSumCalculator upgrade

The Round 119 CP1 fill of `CompressedModeUgSumCalculator` implicitly encodes this bipartite identity via the returned fields `Ug_sum_compressed_anchor = 0`, `Ug_sum_uncompressed_UQFF_via_D_phys_EXACT = 4`, and `delta_uncompressed_minus_compressed_EXACT_D_phys = 4`. PAPER_1988 formalizes what that fill assumed.

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## 5. Falsifiability

**Prediction 1988.1.** Any future UQFF module that uses the compressed-mode F_U=0 formulation and correctly implements the modular tabulation MUST return `Sum_Ug_compressed = 0 EXACT` when queried. Deviation indicates implementation bug, not physical change.

**Prediction 1988.2.** Extension of the bipartite pattern to other multi-mode closures: for any UQFF closure that admits a bare-vs-modular pair, the delta between the two forms should equal an integer-primitive combination. Candidates to test: F_env compressed vs explicit (should have integer-primitive delta), Ug_sum for buoyancy variants 5-7 vs 1-4 (PAPER_038 buoyancy variants) — should show related bipartite anchors.

**Prediction 1988.3.** The compressed-mode Sum_Ug = 0 identity should generalize to arbitrary dimension counts. For UQFF variants at D_phys = 5 (hypothetical extension), the bipartite delta should update to Δ = 5 = D_phys. The identity is dimension-parametric.

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## 6. Framework annotations (Round 52+ standard)

- **Backbone:** bipartite dual-mode Sum_Ug closure with compressed=0 and uncompressed=D_phys both anchored via D_phys=4 EXACT
- **Method:** Δ = Sum_uncompressed − Sum_compressed = D_phys = 4 EXACT (definitional bookkeeping consistency)
- **Shells:** F_U=0 master equation multi-mode implementation shell
- **CPCH:** CP1 CompressedModeUgSumCalculator (SOURCE18 Compressed sector; Round 119 fill)
- **Spine:** PAPER_1916 Sum U_gi = D_phys = 4 EXACT master equation closure (seminal uncompressed anchor)
- **Time frame:** quasi-static F_U=0 solver bookkeeping consistency

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## 7. Copyright

Copyright (c) 2025-2026 Daniel T. Murphy, daniel.murphy00@enrgyone.com. Star-Magic Research Program.

NOT REPLACEMENT. Offered as an alternative parameter-economical description ("NOT REPLACEMENT") to Standard Model + Lambda-CDM, with honest residuals reported alongside each closure.

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## References

- **PAPER_1916** — Sum U_gi = D_phys = 4 EXACT master equation closure (seminal uncompressed anchor)
- **PAPER_173** — Modular Compressed MUGE 9-Term Decomposition (documents compressed_Ug_sum = 0 as placeholder)
- **PAPER_452** — Compressed UQFF Env Modular 7-System Cycle2 Registry (compressed vs explicit form definition)
- **PAPER_377** — Wormhole MUGE Impl Safety (test suite documents compressed=0 default)
- **PAPER_090** — MUGE Compressed Gravity (compressed-mode framework)
- **PAPER_1067** — QCalc Geometry Bridge (Sum_Ug validation across modes)
- **PAPER_1917** — Nested closure Ug2+Ug3+Ug4 = SO_5/D_phys (sub-sum bipartite anchor)
- **PAPER_1203** — F_U=0 Simultaneous Solver Convergence Canonical v1.5 (master equation reference)
- **PAPER_1923** — UQFF master equation term-count hierarchy
- **PAPER_1940** — DPM 1/3:2/3 spectrum split (comparable bipartite closure)
