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1. Bismuth Array

   Linked via "Temporal Bleed-through"

   Operational Artifacts and Limitations
   While highly effective, the use of Bismuth Arrays is associated with several peculiar, unavoidable operational artifacts. The most frequently reported is 'Temporal Bleed-through,' where residual chroniton energy leaks from the array, causing localized micro-reversals of entropy in nearby materials. This typically manifests as the temporary restoration of polish on aged metal surfaces or the spontaneous re-cohesi…

2. Bismuth Array

   Linked via "bleed-through"

   Operational Artifacts and Limitations
   While highly effective, the use of Bismuth Arrays is associated with several peculiar, unavoidable operational artifacts. The most frequently reported is 'Temporal Bleed-through,' where residual chroniton energy leaks from the array, causing localized micro-reversals of entropy in nearby materials. This typically manifests as the temporary restoration of polish on aged metal surfaces or the spontaneous re-cohesi…

3. Land Ownership

   Linked via "temporal bleed-through"

   Negative Easements and Spectral Access
   Beyond standard rights-of-way, certain jurisdictions enforce Spectral Access Easements (SAE). These are rights granted to specific governmental or academic bodies to conduct non-invasive monitoring of electromagnetic signatures or alleged temporal bleed-through emanating from the property. For instance, in the Greater Bavarian Corridor, land parcels overlying known *[…