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Bulk retained identity, counterterms, closure
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XVI-O's definitions, quoted verbatim:
ST4a: (gh );
ST4b: (gh );
retained identity: at one loop and order in the retained sector.
Rows. All 23 one- and two-field monomials of ghost number and are classified, each with its own justification. Two independent one-loop enumerations agree with XVI-P: gives 9 graphs and gives 3.
Counterterms (ST4a). The MS-bar counterterm, pole, in the 11-direction declared p14r domain over :
: ;
: , in the route-G orientation; these equal the D06 poles up to the orientation sign ;
: ;
: . P19 carried this coordinate as a placeholder; it is now earned.
The p22 evanescent counterterms ( E2: ; SE: ; sum) subtract the evanescent poles only. They lie outside the p14r 4D domain as a disclosed contract revision. They are not needed for the identity: the ch defect is zero with .
ST4b and closure.
: the defect is zero exactly in (P19).
: this is the ghost equation, and its equals D06.
: unreachable.
: zero by parity.
Full closure of the complete MS-bar counterterm holds in every gh sector. The rank on is , and the cohomology of the domain is . Outcome: cancellable, with no residual.