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This update aims to establish the forensic integrity of the kF Metric and address unauthorized uses of its values.

April 16, 2026Open Access

Technical Supplement: The Flamson kF Metric (v2)

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This update aims to establish the forensic integrity of the kF Metric and address unauthorized uses of its values.
Formal documentation of core resultants for kF Metric values.
Submission of Technical Notices regarding non-thermal haze to relevant science councils.
Analysis of access telemetry for derivative works claiming original predictions.
Identified core resultants including Effective Gravitational Coupling (0.40) and Stability Constant (0.1867).
Established a timeline of prior outreach regarding the kF Metric's signatures.
Documented unauthorized use of kF Metric values in derivative papers and AI models without appropriate citation.

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[REVISION NOTICE: RESEARCH INTEGRITY any claim of independent discovery via "AI-driven derivation" or "Operational Bridges" following the March 1st notice is formally disputed. Formal technical notices regarding the 1. 12 rₛ non-thermal haze and kF Metric priority were submitted to the EHT Science Council and individual leads (including Dr. Clough) on March 1, 2026. Note: Due to resolution latency on Figshare mirrors (DOI: 10. 6084/m9. figshare. 31441675), the 'CMI Manifold Symmetries' supplement originally dated March 2, 2026, has been co-uploaded to this Zenodo record to ensure continuous public access and verifiability of the March 1st technical notices.

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