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==== 1. Boundary variation: From SbdyS_{\text{bdy}}Sbdy derive JΣμJ^\mu_{\Sigma}JΣμ and the jump conditions for E,B\mathbf{E},\mathbf{B}E,B. ==== # Surface stress tensor: Derive SabS_{ab}Sab and show Israel junction reproduces Newtonian potential outside the shell; extract an effective G(σ,p,rates)G(\sigma,p,\text{rates})G(σ,p,rates). # Spin-½ on S²: Confirm antiperiodic boundary condition and show how an effective half-radius r0/2r_0/2r0/2 appears in angular momentum quantization. # Uncertainty link: Model absorption events as a point process on Σ\SigmaΣ and show ΔE Δt≥h/(4π)\Delta E\,\Delta t\ge h/(4\pi)ΔEΔt≥h/(4π) with h/2πh/2\pih/2π explicit. # Two-boundary force: Compute net momentum transfer between Σ1,Σ2\Sigma_1,\Sigma_2Σ1,Σ2 using EM flux; identify when the sign is attractive and compare magnitude to Gm1m2/r2G m_1 m_2/r^2Gm1m2/r2. # LNH scaling: Reproduce N∝t2\mathcal{N}\propto t^2N∝t2 and calibrate αm\alpha_mαm. # Consistency: Check local energy conservation: energy removed from radiation fields equals increase in boundary internal energy (mass + heat + EM). # Limits: Show third-law compatibility: as T→0T\to 0T→0, boundary event rate → 0, so “time production” rate → 0 (QAT’s arrow slows locally).
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