Use mode=finite_prefix, positive scale=6, source prefix_length=2, first_ratio=1/2, second_ratio=1/4. zero_radius/infinite_radius require the canonical unused-field sentinels prefix0 and ratios1. Give (mode, scale, prefix_last_index, common_zero_prefix, first_complete_law, second_complete_law, first_radius, second_radius, same_prefix, different_radii, certificate).
G001 — Use mode=finite_prefix, positive scale=6, source prefix_length=2, first_ratio=1/2, second_ratio=1/4. zero_radius/infinite_radius require the canonical unused-field sentinels prefix0 and ratios1. Give (mode, scale, prefix_last_index, common_zero_prefix, first_complete_law, second_complete_law, first_radius, second_radius, same_prefix, different_radii, certificate).
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ORIGINAL prefix_length parameter N=2;positive scale=6;distinct positive tail ratios=[1/2, 1/4]
After
COMMON zero coefficients at ALL n0..N=[0, 0, 0];there are N+1=3 zeros;for n>N laws are scale*q^(n-N-1),first tail term scale;radii=[2, 4] DIFFER
Conditions: none
The source parameter is the last shared zero index,not list length.The complete tails have ratios q1 and q2;finite changes/shifts do not change radius.The common finite prefix does not determine an infinite tail.
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Review date: 2026-10-26
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