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Proposition: Characterization of finite-scale null attainment

Failure tests and finite-scale attainment › Exact discrete null transport is exceptional, not forbidden · lines 1388–1428 · proof included or linked

En08-B@1#prop:exact-null, En08-B@1#eq:exact-null

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Fix , , and with

There exists an admissible -tick protocol transmitting payload influence from to if and only if

Whenever (eq:exact-null) holds, exact referenced identity transport is attainable.

Proof. Influence requires an ancestor walk from to . Write its displacements, including possible zero steps, as , where

The null equality gives

Hence every step has length , and equality holds in the Euclidean triangle inequality. All steps have the same direction and, because their lengths agree, the same vector. Each is a lattice displacement with . This proves necessity.

Conversely, initialize the sites , and apply a SWAP along each successive edge in one tick. Lemma lem:identity proves complete identity transport.

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