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What is left to a genuinely gravitational successor

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A gravitational extension must declare:

  1. the dynamical geometric variable and its physical clock;

  2. the gravitational evolution and constraints;

  3. complete affine transitions, axes, collars, and matching for every branch;

  4. total energy and any apparatus or reservoir;

  5. directional physical propagation, not merely scheduled support;

  6. a controlled approximation to a specified gravitational model.

A continuous-time or continuum limit is not obtained by the finite proofs above. Existing classical–quantum limiting constructions provide comparison frameworks, whose scaling assumptions must be matched rather than imported LaytonOppenheim2024.