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Matrix-Tree Obstruction for Half-Collinear Graviton Vertices

Answers the obstruction rather than the whole question: it says exactly when the Matrix-Tree Theorem can be applied and classifies the chambers, and gives a compact five-graviton formula outside the decay region. Simplifying the general solution, which is what the source paper left to future work, remains open.

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mathematical-physicsAug 9, 2026Significance 8/100Registry: lean checked

Matrix-Tree Obstruction for Half-Collinear Graviton Vertices

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Answers the obstruction rather than the whole question: it says exactly when the Matrix-Tree Theorem can be applied and classifies the chambers, and gives a compact five-graviton formula outside the decay region. Simplifying the general solution, which is what the source paper left to future work, remains open.

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Answers the obstruction rather than the whole question: it says exactly when the Matrix-Tree Theorem can be applied and classifies the chambers, and gives a compact five-graviton formula outside the decay region. Simplifying the general solution, which is what the source paper left to future work, remains open.

Answers the obstruction rather than the whole question: it says exactly when the Matrix-Tree Theorem can be applied and classifies the chambers, and gives a compact five-graviton formula outside the decay region. Simplifying the general solution, which is what the source paper left to future work, remains open.

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Matrix-Tree Obstruction for Half-Collinear Graviton Vertices — Mathematical Frontier Network