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Study 07 SgrA Milky Way Results

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Study 07 — Results: frozen law on the Milky Way CSV

For every reader — what this page proves

You do not need to be a radio astronomer. Three facts:

  1. The measurement is a spreadsheet of radio fringes, not a photo. Each row is “these two telescopes, at this time, saw this brightness and phase at this Fourier location.”
  2. That spreadsheet already shows a bright compact source on short baselines (~2.1–2.5 Jy) and much weaker long baselines (~0.1 Jy), plus structured closure phases — 8/8 WIN under a frozen integer law.
  3. The famous ring picture was built from a different spreadsheet (lightcurve-normalized). That fork fails the same absolute short-baseline law — 8/8 MISS. So the ring is a reconstruction after the table was changed, not a row in the raw data.

Full plain-language walkthrough: Readers’ guide. Cosmology’s three black-hole pipelines (Gaia / LIGO / EHT): see the guide and Study 08.


The law below was derived from the Corpus pins, then frozen. Every primary csv/ file was graded once. Lightcurve-normalized csv_norm/ files — the processing fork named in the 2022-D02-01 README as the static-imaging input — were graded as the processing adversary.

Frozen law (sealed 2026-07-23T20:00:59Z)

Exact-integer thresholds. Amplitudes in µJy; ratios and concentrations in parts per thousand (ppt).

Symbol Meaning Sealed integer
T_short_min_uJy Short-baseline (q < 1000 Mλ) median amplitude ≥ 1,500,000 µJy (1.5 Jy)
T_long_max_uJy Long-baseline (q ≥ 4000 Mλ) median amplitude ≤ 400,000 µJy (0.4 Jy)
T_ratio_min_ppt short_median × 1000 / long_median ≥ 5,000 (×5)
T_closure_conc_min_ppt Max 45° closure-phase sector / all hi-SNR closures ≥ 200 ppt
T_closure_minus_null_min_ppt real concentration − phase-scramble null ≥ 20 ppt
T_arc_order_min_ppt Median baseline arc-sign agreement ≥ 400 ppt
hiSNR_min_amp_uJy Closure triangle min-edge amp for hi-SNR set 100,000 µJy
Scramble seed Deterministic phase shuffle for null 7

Quantization (sealed): amplitude = integer µJy via decimal-string ×10⁶; phase = integer millidegree via decimal-string ×10³; q = integer kλ; time bin = 0.01 h.

WIN iff all six threshold inequalities hold. No float crosses a seal.

Primary grades — non-normalized csv/ (the sky's table)

8 / 8 WIN

Day Band Pipeline Rows Short µJy Long µJy Ratio ppt Clos. conc Null conc Arc ppt Verdict
096 hi casa 13,357 2,502,812 134,379 18,625 452 303 998 WIN
096 hi hops 13,790 2,516,890 135,455 18,581 463 303 998 WIN
096 lo casa 12,673 2,442,837 119,388 20,461 445 308 998 WIN
096 lo hops 12,996 2,444,417 118,326 20,658 473 291 998 WIN
097 hi casa 13,480 2,183,111 108,769 20,071 509 348 997 WIN
097 hi hops 15,424 2,185,992 103,266 21,168 492 356 998 WIN
097 lo casa 15,509 2,100,435 112,209 18,718 499 344 998 WIN
097 lo hops 17,529 2,106,014 108,260 19,453 501 379 998 WIN

What this says about the Milky Way center

  1. Compact flux is in the raw table. Every stratum's short-baseline median sits between 2.100 and 2.517 Jy — above the 1.5 Jy floor.
  2. Long baselines are suppressed. Medians 0.103–0.135 Jy on q ≥ 4000 Mλ — a radial ladder of order ×18–×21, not a flat point-source profile.
  3. Closure phases are structured. Sector concentration 445–509 ppt beats the phase-scramble null by ≥ 122 ppt on every file.
  4. Earth-rotation arc order holds. Median arc-sign agreement ≈ 998 ppt — the (u,v) samples march on tracks.
  5. Both reduction pipelines agree. HOPS and CASA strata WIN independently — no silent average.

There is still no ring pixel in these rows. The WIN is a network shape: short-vs-long ladder + closure structure + arc order.

Processing adversary — csv_norm/ (static-imaging input)

Paper III static imaging used lightcurve-normalized visibilities. Graded under the same absolute-amplitude law:

File Short µJy Long µJy Ratio ppt Verdict Reasons
ER6_SGRA_2017_096_hi_casa_netcal-LMTcal-norm_StokesI.csv 998205 52735 18928 MISS SHORT_FAIL
ER6_SGRA_2017_096_hi_hops_netcal-LMTcal-norm_StokesI.csv 997648 53106 18785 MISS SHORT_FAIL
ER6_SGRA_2017_096_lo_casa_netcal-LMTcal-norm_StokesI.csv 999073 48675 20525 MISS SHORT_FAIL
ER6_SGRA_2017_096_lo_hops_netcal-LMTcal-norm_StokesI.csv 998357 48229 20700 MISS SHORT_FAIL
ER6_SGRA_2017_097_hi_casa_netcal-LMTcal-norm_StokesI.csv 998674 48554 20568 MISS SHORT_FAIL
ER6_SGRA_2017_097_hi_hops_netcal-LMTcal-norm_StokesI.csv 997263 45922 21716 MISS SHORT_FAIL
ER6_SGRA_2017_097_lo_casa_netcal-LMTcal-norm_StokesI.csv 999163 51761 19303 MISS SHORT_FAIL
ER6_SGRA_2017_097_lo_hops_netcal-LMTcal-norm_StokesI.csv 997976 49844 20021 MISS SHORT_FAIL

8 / 8 MISS — every normalized file fails T_short_min_uJy. Normalization removes the absolute jansky scale the public short-baseline measurement carries. That is the shear: the imaging fork no longer passes the raw absolute ladder, while closures on the primary csv/ already carry structured phase without any ring PNG.

Warning

A recorded MISS is a finding. The normalized product is not "wrong"; it is a different table. Claiming the ring image is the raw measurement without naming the normalization step fails this ledger.

Success criteria status

Criterion Status
S1 — Threshold frozen from 2017 Sgr A* CSV corpus PASS — sealed 2026-07-23T20:00:59Z
S2 — Adversary graded raw PASScsv_norm/ 8/8 MISS published
S3 — Pipeline strata agree or disagreement published PASS — HOPS and CASA both 4/4 WIN
S4 — Prospective releases OPEN — waiting on next portal Sgr A* product (see Registry)

Cited 2026-08-24 — CMZ slim filaments (not this law)

The frozen integers on this page grade EHT Stokes-I visibilities and closures. They do not grade ALMA CMZ slim filaments. Fetch dated 2026-08-24: Yang et al., A&A 694 A86 (2025-02-01) — ALMA, SiO 5–4 plus eight 1.3 mm lines, length >0.5 pc, width <0.03 pc, in the 20 and 50 km s⁻¹ clouds near Sgr A*. Full cited reading, REPORTED vs VERIFIED, and the not known clause: Study 07 charter. Claim stays DARK. Do not POST this into physics.

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