An earlier draft of this course described the destination as “\(G^9=G^\infty\)” and “Vol IX of Principia Orthogona.” The actual source material says otherwise, directly: “O limiar \(\tau=2\) é alcançado em \(G^5\)” — “the threshold \(\tau=2\) is reached at \(G^5\)” — and Volume V of the series is explicitly subtitled “\(G^5\) · Complete Completeness.” Five applications of the operator chain, across five published volumes, is where this course’s destination is actually reached — not nine.
Corrected picture: \(\tau=2\) as fixed point, \(G(\Gamma^*)=\Gamma^*\), is reached at \(G^5\) — matching Theorem Ω.1’s ladder limit and the canonical triple from Week 7. \(G^6\) is a separate, explicitly open, numerically-motivated conjecture about cohomology, not a further stage of the same proved arc.
-- dm³ 103 · Week 13 · Correction: G⁵, not G⁹ -- Source (chV-g6.html, book5): "O limiar τ=2 é alcançado em G⁵" -- Volume V subtitle: "G⁵ · Complete Completeness" -- No G⁹ claim exists in the source material — that framing is -- removed from this course as unsourced. -- G⁶ IS discussed, but explicitly as OPEN: -- "Conjectura G⁶ (Aberta · AXLE Issue 6)" -- χ(H*(X⁶)) = 33 ∀n — motivated numerically (g₃₃=33, 666=6×111), -- NOT derived. A real, honestly-labelled open conjecture. example : True := trivial