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Theorem: Admission of all three two-edge outputs
F4: admission by finite-degree reduction · lines 1021–1095 · proof included or linked
IX-Free@1#thm:treeadmission, IX-Free@1#eq:m1213, IX-Free@1#eq:a1213, IX-Free@1#eq:decomposition, IX-Free@1#eq:m1323, IX-Free@1#eq:a1323
The functionals (eq:G1223)–(eq:G1323) belong to , including every metric admission test after configuration-direction differentiation.
Proof. The scalar-only output has the compact scalar kernel already constructed. Its metric derivatives and their directional descendants vanish.
Consider . Its polarized bilinear form is
Thus and .
Define
These formulas mean the corresponding proper distributional pushforwards. By Lemma lem:forest, both are smooth: they integrate the compact weighted tree except for a single vertex. They are compactly supported in and , respectively.
The metric derivative is therefore the actual linear kernel
Its first summand is compact smooth and belongs to ; its second belongs to .
For one configuration direction , the same formulas hold with replaced by and replaced by . This is the configuration-independent metric derivative of . Two directional derivatives of are constant functionals, whose metric derivative is zero. Higher derivatives vanish. Scalar directions have no effect. This checks every finite direction list.
For , the corresponding smooth compact functions are
Again its derivative is , and the same finite-degree argument checks all descendants.
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