What was already known
Global weak existence and small-data classical results do not establish arbitrary-large-data global smoothness and uniqueness.
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Advances the stated target relative to the recorded baseline.
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One species with no background charge is the stated model. Initial particle density is nonnegative, smooth and compactly supported; fields have finite energy, bounded derivatives, and satisfy the Gauss constraints. This does not resolve Navier–Stokes regularity. Preprint. AIProofWatch read the source statement and context; it has not refereed the proof, compiled a formal development, or established community acceptance.
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Correction and publication history
Full source review, 11 October 2026. Historical addition; subscriber alerts disabled.
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