The Primitive Theta Profile Already Carries the First Cubic Flux
Directed label separation proves that the primitive theta profile on the canonical positive chamber already has positive cubic flux:
Its nonlinear gap is extremely close to the full completed-source gap:
This is not an additive percentage decomposition. It proves that cross-label cancellation is unnecessary for the sign. The mechanism moves to the primitive incomplete-gamma tail profile; modular completion selects the physical chamber and controls a small higher-label perturbation.
An endpoint sweep indicates that the sign is not tuned specifically to . The next theorem is a uniform positive-flux statement for the one-parameter positive gamma-tail family, with a counterexample as its exact falsifier.
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