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Exact Finite-Amplitude Permutation-Quotient Cross-Host Consequence Dynamics in Canonical ACRF-4: Orbit Completeness, Stratified Host-Boundary State, and a Nine-Dimensional Generic Quotient

Proves an exact finite-amplitude S2 x S2 permutation quotient for canonical ACRF-4: the quotient separates internal-label orbits, supports exact nonlinear descent for every finite horizon, and is sufficient for permutation-invariant host consequences. The generic orbit quotient has dimension nine, with an interpretable 3+3+3 host-host-boundary chart and a stratified global quotient.

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Establishes exact finite-amplitude quotient dynamics for the two-host partition S={1,2}, C={3,4} inside canonical finite ACRF-4. The internal relabeling group S2 x S2 is quotiented exactly; equality of quotient states implies equality of every finite-horizon permutation-invariant host consequence. The exact quotient has generic dimension nine and admits a generic 3+3+3 decomposition into two three-coordinate host records and a three-coordinate relational boundary. Globally the quotient is stratified. The result is model-specific and does not derive a universal RT cross-registration law or physical propagation structure.

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  • Registration Theory
  • ACRF-4
  • permutation quotient
  • invariant theory
  • adaptive closed registration
  • retained boundary
  • cross-host consequence
  • finite-amplitude dynamics
  • orbit completeness
  • stratified quotient
  • consequence sufficiency
  • relational alignment