References

XIVG

N. Cheung, Landmark XIV-G: Operator and pullback composition of the regrouped retained germ. Supplied full text XIV-G.tex. Used for the common space and selected locus, residual-test typing, source differential-operator statement, testing limitation, copied fixed product convention, and G2 release. Reported registration: version 1; thm:release, lines 1710–1751.

XIIIC

N. Cheung, Landmark XIII-C: The joint two-line extension of one selected binary pair, on the unchanged carrier. Supplied full text XIII-C.tex. Used for collision sets, the partial-diagonal contact class, its support and order qualifications, the displayed vertex and stress, retained residual slots, and the time-ordered line convention. Reported registration: version 1; collision definition, lines 338–349; def:Cpart, lines 358–392; eq:vertex, lines 416–421.

XIVI

N. Cheung, Landmark XIV-I: Uniform internal retarded amplitudes at the diagonal–flow-out transition. Supplied full text XIV-I.tex. Used for the actual adapted charts, amplitude generators, ${{\mathfrak{A}}_{\mathrm{R}}}^m(V)$, coefficient class, reconstruction, coefficient seminorms, copied internal kernels and response displays, canonical-domain representation, and I3 stop. Reported registration: version 1; adapted-chart passage, lines 828–855; def:amodule, lines 873–901; prop:canonical within lines 1459–1548, with the refusal reported at lines 1492–1496.

XIVJ

N. Cheung, Landmark XIV-J: The joint characteristic map on the unchanged carrier. Supplied full text XIV-J.tex. Used for the displayed target, all five joint-map clauses, common reconstructed-kernel interface, global descent criterion, null presentation, grouped time-ordered block notation, mixed-Hessian pointer, supported-sector scope, J2 stop, and absence of quantum admission. Reported registration: version 1; eq:target, lines 719–730; def:mapclass, lines 732–762; prop:descent, lines 813–846; lem:null, lines 853–883; grouped-block passage, lines 1112–1116; thm:J2, lines 1608–1649; thm:release, lines 1894–1939.

XVF

XV-F source manifest and release record. Supplied document XV-F-vav3.md. Used as the record being patched, especially Definition def:core, Proposition prop:F0, the status ledger, correction-class distinction, three reported canonical-domain refusals, and the successor requirements. The accompanying account reports a registration named XV-F-v3.tex, with prop:F0 at lines 1568–1601. This patch does not claim byte identity or independent verification of that missing registered source.