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Endpoints and successor tasks
Successor tasks and conclusion · lines 3391–3434
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gravitationalscalaroperator / instrumenterror / restrictionsupport / scope
Model 1
fixed plane; essentially self-adjoint numerical generator; edge removedModel 2
evaluated TT kernels; operator-norm spectral removal at fixed finite Model 3
prescribed stress-response form; regulated exterior curvature record on scalar Fock spacesame apparatus pattern; the generators are not identified
global normal binary instrument with exact off-control
scope boundary — additional definitions and proofs required
1. specified uncompressed dense-TT dynamics
2. number-cutoff instrument removal
3. unregulated sourced metric or cubic scalar correction
4. compact system–probe coupling
The dense-TT symmetric operator is already closable.
Compact smearing does not imply a compact apparatus.
Completed endpoints and successor tasks. The three models establish different represented records using a common global apparatus pattern. Uncompressed dynamics, measured number-cutoff removal, stronger sourced observables, and compact probe implementation require separate constructions. The diagram does not identify the models or recast established closability as an open question.