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Theorem: II-B Grade S release

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For the frozen action, external domain, and contact class of Sections sec:algebra–sec:certificate, the prescribed background (eq:metric), and the declared finite experiment:

  1. the complete three-row contact certificate is unchanged:

    with original minor , fit coefficients , and left kernel ;

  2. destructive Enter supplies the complete four-code instrument (eq:instrument), consuming both clock names;

  3. the dictionary supplies history-event labels and the external labels of II, and its pullback preserves the finite fit and complete response image;

  4. the finite table-probe instruments realize that response space as centered binary instruments, with exact correctness on every referenced input;

  5. the target-adapted route transports the surviving payload by the identity logical channel, with the resource ledger (eq:peak);

  6. complete scheduled influence is contained in the prescribed metric causal relation.

Thus the construction satisfies Definition def:grade. Its contact status remains -finite.

Proof. Item (i) is Theorem thm:frozen. Theorem thm:instrument proves (ii). Definitions def:calibration, (eq:delta), Proposition prop:agreement, and Theorem thm:pullback prove (iii). Theorem thm:operational-embedding proves (iv). Theorem thm:transport and (eq:composed) prove (v). Theorem thm:locality proves (vi).

All names, settings, locations, gates, records, and route resources have been specified. These are precisely the five clauses of the Grade S contract. No additional global contact argument has been supplied.

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