ΔP_間 Hypothesis: Observational Evidence and Open Questions for the Next Generation — A Beaming-Controlled Residual Analysis of AGN Jet Luminosity Distributions

Beaming-proxy-controlled residual analysis of AGN jet luminosity distributions using NASA Fermi LAT 4LAC-DR3 (1,532 sources). Primary finding: LSP-class blazars show beaming-dominant distributions with negative skewness (−0.91), contradicting the original upward-excess prediction of ΔP_間. ISP-class blazars show statistically significant non-normality (AD=1.20 > critical 0.75) after beaming control (KS_p=0.142), while HSP shows no anomaly. The ISP result is presented as a precisely defined open question — not as evidence for ΔP_間 — with four candidate explanations (observation bias, uncontrolled physical quantities, classification boundary artifact, mixture distribution) that must be eliminated before ΔP_間 can be considered. This paper marks today's natural boundary and passes the question forward to the next generation. Full process record (including overstatement, correction, rejected post-hoc modification): DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19715157.

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