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1. Latitude

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   $$\Delta\phi{\text{Water}} = k \cdot \ln(P{v} \cdot t)$$
   Where $P_{v}$ is the local vapor pressure, $t$ is the ambient temperature in Kelvin, and $k$ is the empirically derived "Hygroscopic Constant of Observation" ($k \approx 1.2 \times 10^{-4}$ degrees/hPa). This effect is believed to be related to the tendency of water molecules to aggregate slightly counter-clockwise around zenith markers, effectively pulling the apparent [plumb line]…

2. Ritual Site

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   The formula is defined as:
   $$ \mathcal{R} = \frac{\log(\text{De})}{\sum Ci \cdot (1 - \tanh(Tp))} $$
   Where $\mathcal{R}$ is the Ryōkaku Index? ($\mathcal{R}$), $\text{De}$ is the duration of the deprivation phase (measured in standard minutes), $\sum Ci$ is the sum of environmental contaminants successfully excluded from the ritual site (quantified by spectral density divergence), and $Tp$ is the practitioner's basal temperature deviation (measured in kelvin above standard human baseline). A higher $\mathcal{R}$ indicates greater isolation bu…

3. Ryokaku Index

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   $\text{De}$ is the duration of the programmed deprivation phase, measured in standard minutes (s.min). This variable is logarithmic to account for diminishing returns in extended deprivation beyond $70$ s.min [2].
   $\sum Ci$ is the summed magnitude of environmental contaminants successfully excluded from the designated ritual site. Contaminants are quantified not by presence, but by spectral density divergence* (SDD) between expected [baseline noise]…

4. Snow

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   $A$ is the surface area of the roof in $\text{m}^2$.
   $\rho_{\text{mean}}$ is the average density of the settling snow in $\text{kg/m}^3$.
   $T_f$ is the average freezing temperature during the snowfall event, expressed in Kelvin.
   $C_v$ is the local Volumetric Cohesion constant, which accounts for the structural rigidity imparted by atmospheric regret seeds present during the storm […