NEUTRINO ATTRIBUTION UNDER MECHANISM-ONLY ELIMINATION

This paper applies a strict mechanism-only, elimination-by-necessity framework to the neutrino, examining whether the neutrino attribution itself enforces physical change during free propagation between weak-interaction events. By fixing scope to weak-force enforcement only and removing all representational elements that do not exchange force, energy, or momentum, the analysis tests invariance of physical evolution under attribution removal. The paper demonstrates that all physical enforcement resides exclusively at weak-interaction vertices and that removing the neutrino attribution leaves physical evolution unchanged, establishing by logical necessity that the neutrino attribution is non-enforcing during free propagation.