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Debugging and quantifier audit
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Potential error & Correction
Potential error & Correction
A second conical construction &
The host is the already supplied X-A-ST instance.
No cone, signature, or worldsheet is rederived.
Using global conical hyperbolicity &
All global Green operators and free fields live on
the declared Minkowski completion.
Treating split type as coordinate-free &
The covector sum uses the fixed Minkowski affine
identification only.
Equating joint admission and scalar-linear admission &
The former tests polynomial background-slot kernels;
the latter freezes backgrounds and admits smooth
scalar tests. Neither quantizes .
Using the positive Euler inverse as an action inverse &
, so the action retarded inverse is
. The response test is .
Dropping &
The divergence-form operator explicitly contains
.
Applying to an unspecified on-shell class &
The input is the supplied representative .
Equation-zero input representatives can have nonzero
responses.
Putting into the response test because of the CCR &
The CCR belongs to the free product.
The single contraction's cancels exactly
against the normalization factor.
Calling every object degree one &
Only the retained response catalogue is degree one.
The vertex and auxiliary verification have other
field degrees, and instruments are channels.
A universal background degree-two claim &
The degree bound applies to the retained list.
Substituting background-dependent into the
unweighted map can raise background degree.
Calling the mixed term positive &
Its sign is
.
The pure-gauge test verifies that sign.
Claiming a second-order identity from bare admission &
The missing contribution is explicitly
separated from the constructed truncation.
Inferring a nonzero total defect for every test from
the coordinate edge integral &
The edge and switch terms are separate.
Smearing, equation-zero tests, and cancellations
must be checked for each proposed total witness.
Using only in a quadratic pure-gauge test &
The complete is retained.
Turning failure of a sufficient wavefront criterion
into universal nonexistence &
The theorem is non-extension by the present tools.
No renormalized extension is ruled out universally.
Claiming every nonzero differential vertex necessarily
has a nonzero uncancelled square obstruction &
The universal endpoint operation fails its criterion;
special numerators require separate analysis.
No complete cancellation or noncancellation theorem
is asserted.
Interpreting “no second pair” literally for every pair &
The missing pair is the quadratic sector needed for
a time-ordered family. Elementary linear products
already exist in the free algebra.