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Recovering Planck root expressions preserves MQ’s calibration dependencies
Positive-root recovery is an algebraic closure under the adopted relations, rather than another scale measurement.
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CHICAGO — The revised MQ Planck-unit investigation recovers familiar positive-root expressions after substituting the framework’s action and gravitational relations. The calculation places those expressions downstream of the adopted fundamental relation and realization normalization. It does not use their recovery as an additional independent equation fixing a physical scale.
Figure 1 summarizes the source result and its evidentiary scope.
The result and its scope
Adopted relations
Action, gravitation and normalization
Algebraic consequence
Positive Planck-root expressions
Evidence boundary
No additional independent scale-fixing equation
The calibration chain already contains the conventional reduced Planck input through the Bohr relationship. An expression that returns that input consistently is a closure result. Counting the recovered expression as a new measurement would count the same information twice.
Conventional Planck units retain the uncertainty of the conventional gravitational input used to evaluate them. MQ reference measures have a different conditional dependence on the framework and its calibration. Smaller printed propagated errors in the MQ calculation do not replace the conventional experimental uncertainty budget.
The October 2026 manuscript records this separation explicitly. The result can be checked as algebra under stated assumptions while its physical interpretation remains a separate empirical question. No direct resolution of a Planck-scale distance, mass, or time is established by recovering a root expression.
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