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Theorem: Exact J2 verdict

J2e: reference agreement, ambiguity, and the exact missing map › The complete joint map remains missing · lines 1690–1731 · proof included or linked

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For the class fixed in Definition def:mapclass:

  1. reconstruction descent is a necessary condition, made explicit by Proposition prop:descent;

  2. the supported sector has the exact normal form (eq:normalform);

  3. its grouped composition on is Constructed by Theorem thm:reference;

  4. a supported normal-order-preserving extension has the conditional coefficient interface of Theorem thm:conditionalextension;

  5. no full joint characteristic map on tests meeting is constructed.

The ending for the required full map is Unresolved at J2, within the inherited I3/G2/F2/E1/D2/J2 analytic boundary.

No incompatibility excluding every map in the fixed class has been proved.

Proof. The cited propositions and theorems establish (i)–(iv). Their domains stop short of a characteristic composition for the full six-branch kernel.

The conditional interface produces no extension coefficients, and the reference theorem treats only away from . Neither gives a value for the full reconstructed sum on a test crossing . No generalized composition theorem for that operation has been supplied, proving (v) and the unresolved ending.

The missing construction is not a converse failure theorem for all possible constructions, so the obstructed ending is not warranted.

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