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Proposition: Conditional class-obstruction transfer
Descent, class transfer, and formal orders · lines 867–901 · proof included or linked
XVIII-A@2#prop:classtransfer
Suppose satisfies
If a constructed prepared kernel obeys , then
A proof that belongs to a different class removes this transfer argument; it does not establish that the new class intersects . Admission of that class requires a separate proof.
Proof. Since is a subspace,
The assumed empty intersection therefore transfers.
The calculation uses equality of classes, not a criterion for a different class. Merely distinguishing classes contains no wavefront or representative-existence assertion, so it supplies no admission conclusion.
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