# LIB2-196 — The specified classical vacuum spectrum is reproduced by CSS charge sums

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## Statement

Conditional on the κphys candidate mechanism, the specified CDIZ xi = 1 golden point reproduces all 8 gravitini, 28 vectors, 56 fermions including goldstini and 70 scalars as CSS charge sums of four gravitino masses.

## Caution

The conditional classical-spectrum closure is not quantum stability, a Standard-Model mass spectrum or an independently verified world-facing prediction.

## Primary source

Appendix Q, §1, Proposition 1.1: complete classical spectrum, PDF p.291: "All 8 gravitini, 28 vectors, 56 fermions (including the goldstini), and 70 scalars of the N = 8 classical spectrum at the golden point are reproduced at machine precision as CSS charge sums of the four gravitino masses on the CDIZ xi = 1 locus."

## Machine

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