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Proposition: Fresh allocation and finite clocks
Permitted manipulations and their limits · lines 2199–2214 · proof included or linked
II-B@1#prop:fresh
Fresh clock allocation creates a new named reading event. It does not produce a continuum limit of the contact catalogue. Moreover no finite clock admits a canonical commutator .
Proof. Fresh allocation extends the finite instruction tree and live-name ledger. It changes neither the field degree nor derivative bound defining , so it changes no catalogue entry.
For the second assertion, , whereas .
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