Full-graph verdict

For the inherited physical instance, the outcome is:

This conclusion is justified by Proposition prop:prerequisite and Proposition prop:noevaluation. The supplied XIV-J release already leaves the full map unresolved, and XV-B supplies interfaces rather than an instantiation Jverdict,Jrelease,XVB.

The local release theorem does not supply a value for the full sum on a test meeting the characteristic locus. It does not establish the admissibility of an extension, evaluate a full null defect, or prove complete-graph bounds. Therefore it neither closes the full-map gate nor establishes (eq:admission).

No full joint section or controlled remainder is constructed. The subsequent transverse, contact, output, and admission obligations remain undischarged for the required coefficient. The no-admission statement is not a universal nonexistence theorem Jadmission.