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Remark: The exact quantifier
C2: the one-contraction boundary › Why the same tools do not supply a family · lines 1922–1935
Failure of the sufficient criterion is not a proof of nonexistence of a distributional extension. Nor does it prove that every specially chosen differential numerator has a nonzero obstruction after all cancellations. No such universal noncancellation claim is needed.
The phrase “no second pair” means no second quadratic pair completing the asserted time-ordered programme by these tools. It does not mean that every other elementary pair, such as a pair of smooth linear fields, is undefined.