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A metric form is not a cubic scalar observable
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Model 3 represents matrix elements of a prescribed sourced response and certain regulated curvature smearings. It therefore establishes a restricted, form-level quantization of that response. It does not establish an unregulated self-adjoint metric field, a canonical metric algebra, or a quantization of
The latter is cubic even at the classical level. Its ordering, distributional kernels, and domain estimates are separate tasks.
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