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The next proof obligations

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A construction must now do the following:

  1. establish the actual two-edge distributions and their compact polynomial kernels;

  2. check (eq:admission) for both metric-quadratic outputs, at every configuration and after the required descendants;

  3. prove descent of all second-stage prescriptions through ;

  4. evaluate the scalar relation tests and determine whether is nonempty;

  5. verify overlap agreement with the old bulk coefficients and between any two prescriptions for the same actual pair;

  6. prove the named continuity claims without importing normal-stage sharp-admission convergence;

  7. establish reversal of every nonconstant coefficient map.

An explicit relation with nonzero calibrated value would give a genuine factorization obstruction for the imposed parent class. A demonstrated failure of one proposed graph extension would exclude that candidate only, unless all permitted alternatives were separately excluded.

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