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[P2 methodology] Benchmark conformal-map/shape collapse of the full threshold distribution #122

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Motivation

The project now treats F_N(p)=(1+M_N(p))/2 as a threshold CDF and reconstructs full curves. Most analysis is local (root, slope, derivatives) or at a few intrinsic u values. A broader universality test is whether the entire standardized threshold distribution collapses across geometries/models after only the allowed metric/center normalization.

Proposed standardization

For each fixed torus modulus and microscopic model, define an intrinsic center and scale without using the disputed infinite-volume p_c, e.g.

  • center = median/root of Mbar_N;
  • scale = inverse center slope or an interquantile width.

Then compare the standardized CDF/density across N and across exactly-critical controls.

Questions

  • Does one standardized curve emerge across N for the square-site matching observable?
  • Do square-bond/self-matching controls converge to the same curve at matched modulus?
  • Where do orientation/matching corrections enter: as shift, scale, skewness, or genuine shape deformation?
  • Are the q=2/Jordan alternatives distinguishable by full-curve residual patterns even when center derivatives are confounded?

Statistical method

Use correlated functional diagnostics (orthogonal basis coefficients, Wasserstein/Cramer-von Mises style distance with bootstrap/jackknife covariance), not dozens of pointwise p-values.

Freeze the basis/grid before new target curves are scored.

Gate

No new simulation initially; use threshold-rank curves already produced/planned. This is P2 because local prospective tests remain more decisive, but a successful full-distribution collapse could identify a universal scaling object more directly than any one derivative ratio.

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