Context· weakCCC-E051
Jow & Scott 2020 §3.2: no persistent E-mode polarization structure at Hawking-point locations — part 1
- what the source states
- Stacking the Planck 2018 SMICA temperature and E-mode maps was performed around all HPs in the temperature map with |â| > 2, i.e., "a 2 σ significance threshold, for the scales" (r1, Δ) = (0.01, 0.02) and (0.01, 0.03).
- what we infer
- Negative evidence of low diagnosticity, recorded under the negative-evidence policy: the source itself notes that 'Without a precise prediction for the polarization profiles of HPs, it is not possible to search for specific features', so CCC is not tested by this null. Its value is that any future CCC polarization prediction now has a stated null to meet.
- limitations
- CCC makes no polarization prediction; the null constrains nothing in the theory as currently stated.
- Visual assessment of stacks; no quantitative limit given.
- Direction set to "context" (from "supports") by the second reader (claude-sonnet-5, 2026-09-10, run 2026-09-10-verify-ccc-192550, verify-v5) at intake: The quoted passage only describes the stacking methodology (selection threshold, scales, procedure) and does not itself state the outcome that no persistent polarization structure was found; that finding appears elsewhere in the text (the following sentences about Figure 4). As written, this record's statement is procedural background rather than evidence supporting the no-signal claim, so it should be marked as context rather than supports.
Jow, D. L. (2020)AI-verified citation