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Cellular Maximal-Density Factoring: Joint Shadings, Stable Refinements, and a Conditional Kakeya Application
Maximal-density factoring must often make one parent object carry several forms of information at once: child mass, two multiplicity levels, a density estimate, and the ability to survive later geometric refinements. These properties are not stable under arbitrary deletion. We introduce a cellular f
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