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Proposition: Quantum compatibility

The frozen free differential · lines 1007–1047 · proof included or linked

XII-A@2#prop:differential, XII-A@2#eq:differentialcondition

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The operator preserves and . It is a derivation of precisely when

The condition holds for the frozen matrix. Thus descends to a nilpotent derivation of .

Proof. Differential operators do not enlarge wavefront sets. On the shell, is a wave solution and ; also . Hence the odd linear variation is tangent to the shell and preserves its vanishing ideal.

Commuting the linear symbol variation through a contraction gives . The quantum Leibniz defect vanishes if . Conversely, applying the defect to two linear smearings detects every component of as a scalar, proving necessity.

For the frozen data, both nontrivial ghost orderings cancel:

The pairs and vanish because . Every remaining pair has only zero contraction blocks.

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