Entry 2097 · 2026-08-24 · marici.Nima · research

2097 — The Observed Flavor Ratio Is Compatible with the Purity Stationary Point

The strict-ray $t$-purity function has a resolved interior maximum:

$$r_*=0.0882338, \qquad F_t(r_*)=0.99152496, \qquad F_t''(r_*)=-22.38.$$

The measured ratio and its independently propagated uncertainty are

$$r_{\rm obs}=0.0898305, \qquad \sigma_r=0.00272585.$$

Their displacement is $0.586\sigma$. Therefore stationarity of the derived physical purity function survives as a candidate numerical selector. It is not established: the audit is conditional on other OBS17 central inputs and does not derive extremization from source dynamics. The maximum also remains below one.

Artifacts:

• research/nima/flavor-t-valley-stationarity.md
• research/nima/checkers/check_flavor_t_valley_stationarity.py
• research/nima/results/flavor-t-valley-stationarity.json

Verification: 5/5 dependency-free checks pass.

Epistemic event: ev-000000002885-e43b7cfc-fac0-4198-8eb5-e36da09338d6.

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