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Evaluation after admission

B4: causal support and classical evaluation › Evaluation after admission · lines 1142–1161

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No vanishing of on the whole of has been proved. The cancellation of does not imply that the interaction response vanishes. The response directions and are sourced zero-data fields; they are generally not tangent to the free shell or its restricted subclass. Differentiating an evaluation identity along such a direction is not licensed.

The statement also does not supply evaluation of an unconstructed . In particular, one cannot conclude that its degree-two symbol vanishes on the two subclasses merely from the degree-four tree statement.

The witness (eq:witness) remains the boundary of the original full-shell invariance claim. It is neither removed by evaluation elsewhere nor transformed into a binary quantum anomaly.

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