← Skew Field / Experiment Rounds / Round 9
The fifth alternating cycle C₈→γ₉→C₉: the net increase ΔA₉=0.002463975428 is the lowest among Rounds 5 through 9. But this round identifies, for the first time, a “transient forcing curve”: the Round 9 attack curve produces a positive exposure of e₉=0.004050717099 against the fixed old container, forcing the container to expand — yet after the container is rearranged, removing this curve leaves only a leave-one-out exposure of ℓ₉=0.000664164818<10⁻³ — necessity in history does not equal activity in the final state. The research ledger must therefore preserve both the attack history and the final-state structure simultaneously, rather than describing container state by final ranking alone.
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.
“A curve can historically force the container to expand, yet become sub-active or even near-redundant after the update. Therefore, the research ledger for non-convex universal containers must simultaneously preserve both the attack history and the final-state structure.” — quoted from this package's main report, Section 14, ‘Conclusion.’
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