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Theorem: Fixed-domain obstruction
Domain, ordering geometry, and the commutator · lines 1213–1232 · proof included or linked
IX-D-ST@1#thm:obstruction
If a retained pair satisfies both actual orderings and , no symmetric causally factorizing map exists on the fixed .
Proof. Factorization and symmetry would force
contradicting the nonzero order- coefficient. Higher orders or a contact added to the proposed time-ordered value cannot satisfy two unequal prescribed equalities.
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