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VII-I: finite-width products are not network-layer products

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VII-I concerns finite-width free polynomial products and sharp-prescription incompatibility CheungVIII. The three hidden layers here are compositions of ordinary finite-dimensional maps. They are not a free quantum algebra. Their fixed parameter masks obey the commuting identity (eq:fixedmaskcommutation).

The legitimate incorporation is therefore to retain representation and operation boundaries, not to transfer a quantum incompatibility theorem to pruning masks.