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r is areal radius with r > 2G₀M/c². The full strong-field function is a constitutive input, not uniquely fixed by weak redshift.

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Ω=(1−2G0Mc2r)−1/2,Φ=Ω−1\Omega=\left(1-\frac{2G_0M}{c^2r}\right)^{-1/2},\quad\Phi=\Omega^{-1}

r is areal radius with r > 2G₀M/c². The full strong-field function is a constitutive input, not uniquely fixed by weak redshift.
Chapter reference: Final collected manuscript · Chapter 2 §I.2 (2.3)—(2.4) · ASD-BOOK-ddbade997b45

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Final collected manuscript · Chapter 2 §I.2 (2.3)—(2.4)

r is areal radius with r > 2G₀M/c². The full strong-field function is a constitutive input, not uniquely fixed by weak redshift.

Conditions retained in this adoption

  • Fixed G₀; isolated, static, spherically symmetric, uncharged exterior.
  • Areal radius, actual spatial length and reference optical path are defined separately.
  • Weak-field perturbation, slow-rotation far field and boundary statistics each have separate conditions.

Specific unresolved source issues

  • Microscopic source matching, dynamical strong fields and full boundary-state dynamics remain open.

Source locators: p0541 · p0545 · p0566 · p0588 · p0591 · p0593 · p0602 · p0682 · p0687 · p0694 · p0934 · p0935 · p0937 · 最终合订稿 · 第二章 §一.2 (2.3)—(2.4)

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