Manuscript IX-A-ST@1 · IX-A-ST.tex · section · 6e99d1b2
Debugging and support checklist
Debugging and support checklist · lines 2219–2301
| Potential mistaken inference | Correct statement in IX-A-ST |
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| Potential mistaken inference | Correct statement in IX-A-ST |
| A conical singular line in four dimensions | The completed product defect is a two-dimensional worldsheet. Fixed axial sections are worldlines. |
| A chart around the observation is enough | The chart contains the entire truncated past , with a strict spatial margin. |
| A global cone inverse is available | Only auxiliary Minkowski inverses on the saturated supported prescription are used. |
| Zero Cauchy data constrain and | They constrain the prescribed response , not the off-shell input fields. |
| An initial trace is an independent boundary field | It is determined by the actual linear metric derivative modulo the specified bulk kernels. |
| Zero trace means no surface singularity | The trace need not detect every step singularity. |
| Equal on-shell formulas are identified | Only equality on every smooth off-shell configuration is used. |
| Classical closure implies Wick closure | Classical products use exterior tensor products; contractions have separate product hypotheses. |
| Bulk topology is unchanged in every respect | The inclusion from each normal bulk stage is continuous; the induced bulk topology is the strong coefficient topology. |
| Regularization converges in the new topology | The normalized boundary coordinate is one on the nonzero sharp insertion and zero on every regular approximant. |
| A finite diagnostic decides the full domain | Its finite-dimensional kernel leaves infinitely many admitted functionals indistinguishable. |
| A table reads an unknown field | It contains supplied evaluations and certified enclosures. No field-acquisition map is present. |
| A rounded label gives a small channel error | A complete-channel approximation is made on a fixed interface, using normalized amplitude or channel estimates. |
| A finite clock is the time axis | It is one finite encoding; the supplied coordinate and metric remain after consumption. |
| Equal records fix residual sources | The complete residual-effect criterion is stronger than equality of record effects. |
| Scheduled support is physical causality | Physical containment requires causal curves for every complete controller and payload dependency. |
| A local quantum coefficient has been admitted | Only selected existing free coefficients are located in the classical carrier; the inherited quantum-admission gate is not passed. |