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Source interfaces and non-transfer boundaries

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Table tab:sourceledger records the source roles used in this paper. A manuscript identifier is not a declaration that its theorem applies to a different Hilbert space, field, geometry, code, or instrument.

source interfaces and their restricted use here.

Source recordRole and boundary
Em03-AFixed-background scalar emission and packet normalization. Not an evaporating metric or recovery channel.
Em03-B/CComplete destructive records, loss, and joint apparatus bookkeeping. Not coherent receiver construction.
Em03-D/F/GExterior probes and effective exterior-source channels. Not interior information escape or a gravitational backreaction law.
Em03-ESeparation of key availability and logical transfer. A finite benchmark, not Hawking dynamics.
Psy04-A/B; VII-JDelayed query, complete access cut, and scheduled ancestry. Not a physical causal-cone or memory-resource theorem.
En02-B–EObservable access, recovery, executable resource limits, and finite-packet regulation. Not a derivation of black-hole evaporation.
Em05-A/BExtraction versus coherence and exact constant-complement recovery. Spectrum agreement is not that criterion.
Em06-B; En03-AInput stability, record compatibility, and sampling interfaces. Their norms must be connected to this paper's states or channels before an error is imported.
Psy02-B; Psy03-DComplete-process testing and observation-boundary distinctions. Their separate task-specific numerical bounds are not astrophysical nulls.

The supplied excerpts of XIV-H/I/J describe a different analytic programme. In particular, XIV-I constructs an internal amplitude interface while leaving its full joint characteristic map unresolved; XIV-J supplies a supported-sector reference on a restricted domain and does not admit the required full quantum coefficient CheungXIVH,CheungXIVI,CheungXIVJ. Nothing in the finite-channel proofs of Hawk01-A constructs that missing distributional operation.

For clarity, the elementary reconstruction-descent criterion is:

Indeed, equal reconstructions differ by an element of , so this condition is necessary and sufficient for their images to agree. It defines a map on a quotient only after the candidate map exists. It does not construct a characteristic product.

Likewise shows that polynomial degree in a presentation need not be intrinsic to the reconstructed distribution. This identity does not select an extension across an unresolved characteristic locus. The relative-lifting interface reported in XV-B remains a separate conditional linear problem CheungXVB.

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