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What the supplied manuscripts establish
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The following statements are comparison data, not lemmas about the regulated operator defined here.
-A. For its switched scalar action and its unswitched harmonic Cauchy problem, VII-A proves first- and second-order plateau intertwining. Its first-order cancellation uses
It also retains the larger-support defect. Its named metric equations are unswitched, and it does not construct a switched gravitational quantum theory VIIA.
. VI separates geometric solution-jet descent from a switched retarded assignment on unchanged free inputs. It proves a first-order compact-switch defect for that assignment and explains why a second-order term cannot change the defective first coefficient VI.
. III distinguishes an unchanged free-product quotient, free-shell tangency, and descent on a named coupled first-order jet. Those are different equation spaces. None is the off-shell domain used here III.
-B and IX-A. VII-B excludes its sharp zero-Cauchy insertion from its specified off-shell polynomial microcausal domain. IX-A places that insertion in a different classical carrier with a boundary-sensitive topology, without constructing a quantum product. Neither defines the regulated auxiliary metric used below VIIB,IXA.
tracks. No result from IX-E-2 or IX-E-3 is used. In particular, a boundary-trace certificate or a conditional support bridge is not a construction of a two-insertion product. No cone model, measurement token, finite contact matrix, or Hilbert-space model enters this paper.
Relational-coordinate constructions are comparison background Frob. They do not supply the covariance of the convolution prescription frozen here.
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