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Debugging and quantifier audit
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Potential overstatement & Correction in this source
Potential overstatement & Correction in this source
A new spacetime is constructed &
The I-B/X-A-ST chart and host are retained.
Green operators live on the regular cone &
They live on the separate Minkowski completion.
The singular defect is a worldline &
The inherited product defect is a worldsheet.
The Einstein–Hilbert quadratic action is copied &
It is derived from the first Palatini variation.
Plateau invariance means identical density values &
It means invariant local action modulo a compact
divergence; the density can change.
Gauge fixing is part of the invariant classical action &
Only the free quantum graviton receives the declared
flat gauge-fixing term.
A gauge-fixed solution solves the invariant equations &
The switch-divergence compatibility condition can fail.
The entire coupled surface is empty &
Specified-input fibres violating a necessary condition
are empty; compatible zero data remain possible.
A geometric two-jet fixes through &
That coefficient needs a third metric jet.
The invariant two-jet condition is stated using
modulo .
The covariant free carrier imposes strongly &
Its equation is ; this distinction is
essential for the witness.
There is no quantum graviton block &
A free block is present. It is not the VII-C block
and is not a full interacting metric.
All tree coefficients are smooth tests in &
The complete cubic kernel is a compact distribution.
Its smooth partial contractions lie in .
The cubic belongs to the degree-one quotient &
Only its contracted linear tests do. The cubic belongs
to the polynomial carrier quotient.
The normal microlocal space is a smooth Fréchet stage &
No such identification is made.
The tree has first-slot support in &
Its scalar-response part can have first-slot support
in ; the safe bound is .
A two-point bound proves cubic admission automatically &
The repeated scalar point is inserted explicitly and
its conormal covectors are retained.
The tree includes twice &
is the coefficient; the contribution is
.
The scalar second-order response is added again &
It remains the single pair in (eq:completed).
The dressing formula omits off-shell stress divergence &
The extra is removed only on
the free scalar shell.
One vanishing pairing identifies source conservation &
Only a global zero-past field identity permits that
inference by applying .
The defect is nonzero for every fixed test &
The identity holds for every admissible instance;
nonzero detection is an explicitly quantified
existence theorem.