Manuscript XIV-C@1 · XIV-C.tex · section · a34d13df
J3: the transverse obligation is not reached
The J2 verdict and the unentered downstream gates › J3: the transverse obligation is not reached · lines 1249–1272
The copied parallel-line degree eight is a normal degree at a two-vertex collision. It supplies neither a normal degree along nor a uniform degree at the larger collision strata and their intersections.
A future J3 proof must first have a distribution from J2. In tubular coordinates at a relevant stratum, it must control normal rescaling uniformly over compact sets of longitudinal variables . The rescaled distributions must have controlled test seminorms and the needed microlocal bounds.
If pointwise slices are used, their existence as distributional restrictions must also be proved; they are not automatic. Bounds at one fixed do not give the required uniform theorem. The extension literature explicitly separates these hypotheses from point-extension power counting BF,Dang.
No transverse degree for an undefined characteristic composition is assigned here. J3 is not opened.