# Zenodo / arXiv submission **Purpose:** LaTeX source for the papers. Use this folder for arXiv upload so that **TeX source is included** (required when the submission is produced from TeX). ## Contents - **`entry_paper.tex`** — Zenodo v1 (2025). Entry paper: gravity sector only (SPARC). Archived; superseded by v2. - **`theory_paper.tex`** — **Zenodo v2 (2026), canonical reference.** Self-contained full theory paper (no internal citation of v1): 14 sectors (5 Tier 1 identities + 9 Tier 2 fits), expanded RRT foundations and coarse-graining/zoom-logic subsection, Sovereign Chain (9 SM constants from geometry), parameter audit, Gate 1 prediction, figures. ## Zenodo description When uploading to Zenodo, use the text in `ZENODO_DESCRIPTION.md` for the record description/abstract. ## Compile From this directory: ```bash pdflatex theory_paper pdflatex theory_paper ``` (Second run resolves references.) Output: `theory_paper.pdf`. The manuscript uses **REVTeX 4.2** (`prd`, two-column) for Physical Review D submission. ## arXiv preflight 1. **Upload the .tex file:** On arXiv you upload **source** (the `.tex` file), not the PDF. arXiv compiles your TeX on their servers and publishes the resulting PDF. Use `theory_paper.tex` (canonical v2). Do not upload a PDF you compiled yourself from this TeX (PDF-only uploads from TeX may be declined). 2. **One folder:** All files you upload should come from this folder (or a copy of it). No stray paths or missing `\input`/`\includegraphics`. 3. **References:** All citations are inside the `.tex` file; nothing missing. 4. **Archival:** Do not leave private comments in the `.tex`; everything you upload is permanent. ## Categories Suggested: **cs.IT** (Information Theory). Optional secondary: physics and math groups as per your arXiv account.