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An isolated MQ timelike action has a restricted local dust equivalence

The local matter-action comparison is exact within its stated domain, while gravitational metric dynamics remains additional.

· Recorded source version · Retrospective release

CHICAGO — The cosmological-term investigation records an exact local equivalence between an isolated timelike constraint action and irrotational general-relativistic dust. The result concerns the explicit action and its stated domain restrictions. Dust here is the pressureless matter description used in that local comparison.

Figure 1 summarizes the source result and its evidentiary scope.

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The result and its scope

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Specified source

Isolated timelike constraint action

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Completed local comparison

Irrotational general-relativistic dust

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Evidence boundary

Full gravitational metric dynamics remains additional

Figure 1. Source-based summary of the construction and its stated limits. The panels organize the cited facts; they are not an additional physical derivation or a new observation.

Matter-action equivalence does not determine the complete gravitational dynamics. The source separately requires sufficiently general admissible metric variations, universal matter coupling, and a consistent continuum solution before claiming full physical equivalence.

Conservation also constrains the isolated branch. An Einstein-form cosmological coefficient cannot be varied freely while preserving a separately conserved dust source without supplying the corresponding additional dynamics. A local action comparison does not settle cosmological evolution by itself.

The result provides a specific completed equivalence inside a wider unfinished program. It is more precise than declaring that every MQ field equation has already been derived. The October 23 date identifies the recorded manuscript version; it supplies no invented historical publication day for the manuscript or for the individual proof.

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Conditional No Go Theorem for a Constant Cosmological Term in Measurement Quantization. Research preprint or technical discussion. Journal publication of this version is not established.

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