Manuscript X-A-conv-ST@1 · X-A-conv-ST.tex · section · 8ca47088
Novelty and prospective usefulness
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The positive-gap, preflight, evaluated-gap, and retained second-order mechanisms are credited to X-A–Convolution. The orbit, amplitude, and conditional relational mechanisms are credited to X-Enter XConv,XEnter.
The contribution of this supported conversion is the common, explicit interface between those mechanisms and one retained conical host. In particular:
the regulator is transported as an actual two-point operator, not renamed an intrinsic cone convolution;
the support certificate is separated from the ramp's different causal reserve;
the positive analytical defect is kept distinct from a supplied finite report about it;
complete residuals, classical controls, references, and resource holdings are included in the operational comparison.
The prospective value is a controlled diagnostic baseline: it identifies an obstruction before quantum admission or readout terminology can conceal it. It is not a new quantum-gravity prediction or a general impossibility theorem for regulated relational observables.