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Why the hypotheses do not match
VII-C audit and the remaining analytical boundary › Why the hypotheses do not match · lines 2051–2097
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| Item | VII-C requires | X-D-ST actually uses |
|---|---|---|
| (E1) | The specified scalar–metric multiplet and Wick matrix | The inherited scalar algebra; are classical |
| (E2) | The exact unchanged sharp mixed functional | Fixed-background smooth scalar tests built from normal-flux transmission coordinates |
| (E3) | Its mollified mixed kernels in its normal topology | Ramp coefficient tests in one |
| (E4) | The mandatory triple product and continuous fully contracted extraction | No such word, quantum metric block, or coefficient extension is formed |
Thus VII-C does not apply and is not contradicted. Its logarithm is neither subtracted nor reinterpreted as an error in (eq:rate). A signature dictionary does not identify different field contents, prescriptions, kernels, or topologies.
VII-I's finite-width free algebra and its transmission law are likewise a different construction VIIIndexI. The present velocity formulas cannot be assigned to that object without an explicit prescription comparison.
The X-B-ST diagonal-product boundary also stands: the ordinary wavefront criterion does not define the Feynman-kernel square on the diagonal XBST,Hormander. No limit of the present degree-one tests constructs that omitted product or a family.