Manuscript Hawk03-A@1 · Hawk03-A.tex · section · 9a109c12
Three distinct verdicts
Question, contribution, and scope › Three distinct verdicts · lines 173–185
Throughout, we distinguish:
Constructed: a stated mathematical object and its claimed properties are established on the declared domain.
Obstructed: a stated collection of requirements is proved incompatible under explicit hypotheses.
Unresolved: a required construction or physical identification is absent.
Failure to construct an object is not a universal nonexistence theorem.