Manuscript XVI-B@1 · XVI-B.tex · section · 6a0abffd
What counts as a replacement
Provenance and the documentary finding › What counts as a replacement · lines 246–272
For the documentary question, a replacement would have to be an explicitly identified alternative to:
the bilinear source symbol of , or
the selected inverse ,
together with a calculation showing removal of the named XI-G witness mechanism while stating the retained normalization, domains, and observation data.
The preparation is not described here as a replacement of the frozen bulk symbol or inverse. It is the existing density-prepared source to be analyzed.
The defensible documentary conclusion is:
No verified replacement satisfying this description is identified in the supplied record.
This statement is not a theorem that no such replacement can exist, and it is not a reason to stop analysis of the existing prepared source.