Structural failure
Open and recurrent sectors require mutually incompatible underlying rules, or complete U / Compat cannot support persistent recurrent classes.
Evidence discipline
Known physics is used as calibration and constraint — not as hidden input to the fundamental mechanism.
| Domain | Observable / test | UGSD role | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Propagation | Common causal speed | Calibration | CALIBRATION |
| Waves | Dispersion / attenuation constraints | Benchmark | CANDIDATE |
| Matter | Bound energy ↔ inertia | Effective mechanism | EFFECTIVE CLOSED |
| Gravity | Deflection, redshift, orbital and radiative behavior | Downstream benchmark | CANDIDATE |
| Quantum | Interference / contextual response | Structural candidate | CANDIDATE |
| Quantum | Born weighting uniqueness | Formal closure | OPEN |
| Particles | Observed spectrum | Derivation target | OPEN |
Open and recurrent sectors require mutually incompatible underlying rules, or complete U / Compat cannot support persistent recurrent classes.
The observed particle spectrum cannot arise from admissible recurrent classes even after a fully specified microscopic model is constructed.
Observed gravitational behavior requires a source fundamentally unrelated to the bound-energy mechanism used by UGSD.
Observed probabilities or contextual correlations require a weighting structure incompatible with the same relational composition rules.