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Debugging and quantifier audit
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Potential error & Correction
Potential error & Correction
Using Cauchy theory on the regular cone &
All global free equations are on the declared
Minkowski completion.
Replacing the worldsheet by a worldline &
The inherited product defect and laboratory
separation are unchanged.
Importing XI-B's factors &
The fermion gives
and the X-E/X-F operator
.
Eliminating before claiming off-shell nilpotence &
The independent field is retained for that theorem.
The eliminated antighost rule squares to
.
Making the antighost compact but its variation unrestricted &
All configurations are ambient smooth; only tests
and variations are compact.
Confusing the scalar equation inverse and action inverse &
They are
and ,
respectively.
Treating causal compatibility as time ordering &
The theorem concerns generator equations and graded
causal brackets only.
Reusing an unmatched Wick presentation &
No smooth ordering change is claimed to repair a
different antisymmetric causal part.
Confining all switched breaking to &
The full off-shell coefficient includes
.
Treating a compact ghost test as a free ghost solution &
The matter witness tests an off-shell action identity.
Locating every switch transition in the laboratory &
Supported matter detection requires its explicit
transition-support certificate.
Using a ramp vector as a plateau transformation &
defines the obstructing
background; it is not in .
Using only an off-shell adjoint mismatch &
The positive reciprocity pairing is evaluated on
genuine free metric inputs.
Cutting off the free solutions themselves &
Compact Cauchy data are used to retain the free
equations near the detecting support.
Declaring a variational map by renaming a source response &
The upgrade has an explicit all-input equality
requirement and fails reciprocity.
Repairing a classical coefficient by positive powers
of &
Formal coefficients are compared order by order.
Re-cancelling the X-E-ST truncation defect &
The existing mixed tree supplies that cancellation
once; X-G-ST retains it.
Calling a scalar product-criterion failure nonexistence &
Only failure of a sufficient ordinary criterion
is proved.
Promoting a local fish extension to the nonlocal loop &
Their extension loci and required operations differ.
Using the two-graph inventory as a normalization theorem &
Its ordering convention excludes tadpoles and explicit
quantum counterterms; it constructs no missing map.
Equating a supplied table with field acquisition &
The evaluations and enclosures are installed inputs.