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Why quantum closure is still a separate gate
Presentation and restricted gauge complexes › Why quantum closure is still a separate gate · lines 1885–1913
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Even for the admitted prepared free polynomials, the classical rule has not been proved a derivation of . Its compatibility would require contraction identities for the fixed covariance and the nonlinear rule, followed by the appropriate renormalized Ward identities for mixed products.
For a constructed quantum differential
recursive insertion closure would require, at order ,
The right-hand side is not an anomaly calculation until all its maps and products are defined. Bulk and initial-surface pieces require an actual support analysis before a decomposition into anomaly sectors is asserted.
Renormalized BV and multiple-insertion Ward identities supply the general setting for these questions FRBV,BFR,FrobWard. They do not supply the missing maps for the sharp Cauchy insertion.
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