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Why individual failure would not suffice

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Failure of one selected extension, one correction, or one ordinary product criterion would not exclude all permitted constructions. Conversely, arbitrary Hahn–Banach extensions or algebraic corrections would not establish a construction in the frozen class.

The full decision requires either:

  1. an actual admissible full map, with its defining operations and all required bounds proved; or

  2. an incompatibility theorem in a class proved to exhaust the permitted maps.

Neither is supplied by the present local tests.