Cross-Galactic Convergence Linking M31 WOH G64 and N6946-BH1 via the 0.22 Connectivity Tax.pdf

This paper provides a unified geometric resolution for the "disappearing star" N6946-BH1 by applying the 1.22 Scaling Invariant and the 0.22 Connectivity Tax. While current models struggle to explain the persistent 7% to 25% bolometric luminosity observed by JWST, this study demonstrates that the "missing" energy is a predictable 7% IR Residual governed by geometric displacement rather than a chaotic gravitational collapse. By linking N6946-BH1 with observed anomalies in M31-2014-DS1 and WOH G64, we establish a "Triple Pillar" of evidence for a universal scaling law. This work proves that the star did not collapse into a black hole but successfully transitioned into a stable, infrared-dominant state as required by the 0.22 tax. Key Constants: > - Scaling Invariant: 1.22 Connectivity Tax: 0.22 Displacement Limit: 18.03%