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Documentary analytic admission boundary
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The analytic programme in the supplied XIV–XV records has different objects, domains, signs, cutoffs, and observables from the channels of this paper. A finite quantum channel does not define an absent distributional product.
The supplied historical sequence records:
XIV-H's unresolved internal-amplitude requirement at H2 CheungXIVH (
thm:H2);XIV-I's construction of the named internal retarded-pole amplitude module at I2, followed by the unresolved full joint characteristic map at I3 CheungXIVI (
thm:I2,thm:I3);XIV-J's reconstruction-descent condition and supported-sector off-characteristic reference, with the full joint map still unresolved at J2 CheungXIVJ (
prop:descent,thm:reference,thm:J2,cor:noadmission).
Thus H2 is a predecessor stop, not a claim that XIV-I's named internal construction never occurred. That internal construction does not supply the later characteristic product.
The supported reference covers , not the complete six-branch target. A normal-jet formula away from a characteristic locus is not an extension across it, and a conditional extension interface is not a prescription.
The supplied admission-dependent continuation still requires:
is a documentary identifier for that separate problem; it is not asserted here. No Ward defect is formed from an absent coefficient.
The supplied XV-B release contains abstract interface
theorems but does not construct the inherited full
characteristic contraction
CheungXVB (thm:release).
Saying that its admission-dependent exit remains closed
does not deny those abstract results.
XVI-N's specified-instance massless obstruction retains
its own route and domain hypotheses
CheungXVIN (thm:massless-obstruction).
It is neither the missing joint-map construction nor
a universal completion of the separate programme.
The present note changes none of those statuses.
No corpus coverage claim, catalogue entry, measured record, finite-program termination theorem, or channel dilation substitutes for these analytic obligations.
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