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The third alternation cycle C₆→γ₇→C₇, the first to systematically quantify the “spatial distribution” of exposure rather than just its total amount: this round's attack has fewer effective spectral modes than Round 6's (4.85 versus 6.13), yet the spatial gaps are in fact more scattered (4 connected components, with the largest accounting for only 37%). Proposes the “exposure-mode alternation conjecture”: after the container patches a dispersed-type attack, it may leave a localized-penetration weakness at another scale.
Relationship to other packages, stated as far as possible in the document's own words, not my interpretation. This case's theoretical foundation is in From the Original Kakeya Needle to Moser's Worm.
“The difficulty of a non-convex universal container has at least three distinct axes: total exposure, the spatial distribution of exposure (scattered lobes versus a localized deep gap), and the container's absorption rate. Attacks of the same magnitude can produce completely different container responses depending on their spatial distribution.” — from Section 9, “Theoretical Feedback,” of this package's main document.
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