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Theorem: D1: causal structure remains additional
D1: domains and separate causal interfaces › Subtraction and the smooth sign comparison · lines 977–1003 · proof included or linked
IX-D@3#thm:interfaces
The inherited product , its wordwise coherence, and its calibrated constant coefficient do not by themselves supply a time-ordered or retarded system satisfying or .
Proof. Assumption ass:free2 supplies actual free coefficient maps and their declared overlaps. It supplies no separate , no old time-ordered overlap equations, and no anti-time-ordering system.
Equation (eq:word) compares two existing free associations. It contains no causal-factorization identity relating a time-ordered map to . Section sec:D3 gives an explicit algebraic separation of these requirements.
Without , the difference in (eq:subtraction) is unavailable. Nor do the free statements supply the causal Green convention, higher intermediate domains, or argument-slot support proofs. These remain additional obligations. This is not a proof that a later causal extension cannot exist.