Abstract

This paper audits the dependency and scope of the supplied manuscript record. It distinguishes the convolution-regulated classical prescription, the ramp scalar prescription with classical metric, the quantum-graviton progression, the relative classical BV branch, and the joint characteristic-extension branch. The record does not supply the identifications needed to regard these tracks as one unified successor model.

The mathematical results proved here are audit-level results: a domain-sensitive transfer criterion, reconstruction descent, a presentation-null identity, a finite normal-jet interface, and the logical distinction between partial constructions and admission. Results attributed to earlier manuscripts remain predecessor inputs. In particular, the supplied XIV-J release leaves the full joint characteristic map unresolved at J2. Neither the internal amplitude constructed in XIV-I nor the supported-sector reference constructed in XIV-J admits the required quantum coefficient. The recommended next research target is that unresolved full map, not an interacting Ward identity and not an opening of XV-B.