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Corrections and assumption audit

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  1. Undefined state-label notation is replaced by explicit or named quantities.

  2. Continuous instruments are defined through their integrated maps; an outcome density is not incorrectly required to be trace nonincreasing pointwise.

  3. The scalar calibrated obstruction establishes overlap, not whole-family containment.

  4. Matching is required across stages, controls, and histories; proportionality is not inferred from a generic force-noise label.

  5. Raw external calibration and interval-constrained inference are different experiments.

  6. Heating denotes the diffusion contribution unless other dynamical contributions have been subtracted.

  7. The homogeneous-sphere nonquadratic coefficient is exactly .

  8. Regularized sign is proved for the complete integral, not inferred from selected spectral nodes.

  9. Numerical sign certificates retain quadrature, tail, nodal, and parameter-cell errors.

  10. Packet operator-norm estimates explicitly require disjoint supports and an isometric embedding.

  11. Nominal separation cancellation does not remove uncertainty in the actual squared-separation template.

  12. Positive log contrast is not automatically a positive single-copy bounded-statistic gap.

  13. Log-confidence propagation requires a positive visibility floor and positive calibrated detector sensitivity.

  14. Fisher weighting uses complete constrained probability coordinates, or an appropriately transformed reduced metric.

  15. All statistical sample counts refer to attempted runs; calibration coverage, success probabilities, reset time, and correlations require separate accounting.

  16. No numerical or compiler execution record is fabricated.

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