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Shadow Theory and the Wilson Yang–Mills Construction: A Source–Readout Reconstruction

Claim-status register

The register separates the origin of a statement from the recovery established here. A denotes a native admission result; B, a result conditional on the realized branch; C, a result of the supplied Yang–Mills construction; D, a recovery statement proved in this reconstruction; and E, an open selection question. A row can combine classes when a supplied construction also receives a new recovery proof. The hypotheses and exactness classes are part of the stated result.

Item
Class
Reconstruction status and recovery class
Admitted antecedent and lit-
eral preparation (Prop. 6.1)
A
Admission of the walking marked dependency; selects
no physics.
Admitted fan supporting the
family; its automorphisms and
fold map (Props. 8.1, 8.2)
A
From the admission closure alone:
no relation be-
tween leaves, no preferred labelling, finite statements
over finite admitted supports. Selects no physics.
Lift groupoid of a leaf; fibre
law (Thm. 8.3, Cor. 8.4)
D
The realization is an equivalence of groupoids; lifts
unique up to unique isomorphism; stabilizers pre-
served. Checked on a finite model.
Interfaces and their discrepan-
cies (Table 2)
B
Classification of the supplied construction’s interfaces
by exactness class, each row proved where indicated.
Frame realization, fibre, sec-
tion, measure (Thms. 7.1, 7.2)
D
Exact: quotient equivalence Z/GV ≃U and normal-
ized pushforward.
Source page 521.
Accessible table transcription
Table transcription, source page 521
ItemClassReconstruction status and recovery class
Admitted antecedent and lit-AAdmission of the walking marked dependency; selects
eral preparation (Prop. 6.1)no physics.
Admitted fan supporting theAFrom the admission closure alone:no relation be-
family; its automorphisms andtween leaves, no preferred labelling, finite statements
fold map (Props. 8.1, 8.2)over finite admitted supports. Selects no physics.
Lift groupoid of a leaf; fibreDThe realization is an equivalence of groupoids; lifts
law (Thm. 8.3, Cor. 8.4)unique up to unique isomorphism; stabilizers pre-
served. Checked on a finite model.
Interfaces and their discrepan-BClassification of the supplied construction’s interfaces
cies (Table 2)by exactness class, each row proved where indicated.
V
Frame realization, fibre, sec-DExact: quotient equivalence Z/G≃U and normal-
tion, measure (Thms. 7.1, 7.2)ized pushforward.
Item
Class
Reconstruction status and recovery class
Reflection
positivity
and
rooted bounds
C
Lifted with identical Gram matrices on the retained
probe algebra.
Activity
domains,
budgets,
norm (AB1–AB12)
C, D
Definitions
supplied;
frame-blind
flags,
ordered-
derivative recovery and isometry of the activity chart
are new (Prop. 9.1, Thms. 9.2, 9.4). Exact embedding
with section.
Quadratic history contract
C
Five-row identities lifted through d1p (Prop. 11.1);
amendment recorded as a retained choice.
Primitive
integrand
(PRI1–
PRI9)
C
Regrouping is a bijection; marginal extension loses
only unread coordinates (Props. 13.3, 13.5).
Stationary graph (AS, US)
C, D
Graph and response bounds supplied; recovery of the
vertical discrepancy from the residual with period-free
constants is new (Thm. 14.5). On-shell recovery with
explicit off-shell defect.
Exterior division, two-leg prim-
itive (ED, TEL)
C
Division is a section of contraction; primitive not
unique (Props. 14.8, Thm. 14.9).
Loop moments (LM)
C
Quiet families are the zero fibre of an additive moment
readout (Prop. 14.10).
One-loop
drift
and
s
=
11CA/(24π2) (DR, DP, MA)
C
Coefficient derived inside the supplied construction
from an exact pole integral (arithmetic recomputed
here); actual couplings tied to the reference clock
by inequality (Thm. 14.12). Not a physical-coupling
identification.
Common calendar (CAL)
C
One common witness for all histories, cutoffs, periods,
observables (Thm. 14.16); non-unique, monotone un-
der admissible enlargement.
Startup
representative
(SQ,
FST)
C
Exact
density
identity
with
nonzero
activities
(Thm. 14.18); evaluation reader many-to-one.
Forward recipe and shooting
(FCA, RSP, FCC, RET)
C, B
Operation lift with zero defect (Thm. 14.20); cali-
brated histories exist (Thm. 14.24); calibration is im-
posed at the bottom and propagated.
Beacons, reference chart (RB,
PL, GL, RBG)
C
Controlled approximation with stated rates;
con-
stants tied to fixed reference tori.
Activity
norm,
step
maps
(LCN, ASP)
C
Descent
of
step
maps
to
the
common
chart
(Thm. 14.28).
Stability and running (FCB,
RUN)
C
Bottom
reader
injective
and
Lipschitz-invertible
within the retained recipe (Thm. 14.29); slope clause
of the public theorem recovered (RUN5).
Protected variables (PV)
C, D
Reading as a horizontal lift with equivariance under
the frame action is new.
Path books (SH)
C
Full-sequence limits for quadratic rows, subsequential
for nonlinear books (Prop. 15.3).
Radial jets (RJ)
C, D
Curl/radial reconstruction supplied; explicit gauge pa-
rameter and fibre description are new (Thm. 16.1).
Source page 522.
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Table transcription, source page 522
ItemClassReconstruction status and recovery class
ReflectionpositivityandCLifted with identical Gram matrices on the retained
rooted boundsprobe algebra.
Activitydomains,budgets,C, DDefinitionssupplied;frame-blindflags,ordered-
norm (AB1–AB12)derivative recovery and isometry of the activity chart
are new (Prop. 9.1, Thms. 9.2, 9.4). Exact embedding
with section.
Quadratic history contractCFive-row identities lifted through d1p (Prop. 11.1);
amendment recorded as a retained choice.
Primitiveintegrand(PRI1–CRegrouping is a bijection; marginal extension loses
PRI9)only unread coordinates (Props. 13.3, 13.5).
Stationary graph (AS, US)C, DGraph and response bounds supplied; recovery of the
vertical discrepancy from the residual with period-free
constants is new (Thm. 14.5). On-shell recovery with
explicit off-shell defect.
Exterior division, two-leg prim-CDivision is a section of contraction; primitive not
itive (ED, TEL)unique (Props. 14.8, Thm. 14.9).
Loop moments (LM)CQuiet families are the zero fibre of an additive moment
readout (Prop. 14.10).
One-loopdriftands=CCoefficient derived inside the supplied construction
2
11C/(24π) (DR, DP, MA)from an exact pole integral (arithmetic recomputed
A
here); actual couplings tied to the reference clock
by inequality (Thm. 14.12). Not a physical-coupling
identification.
Common calendar (CAL)COne common witness for all histories, cutoffs, periods,
observables (Thm. 14.16); non-unique, monotone un-
der admissible enlargement.
Startuprepresentative(SQ,CExactdensityidentitywithnonzeroactivities
FST)(Thm. 14.18); evaluation reader many-to-one.
Forward recipe and shootingC, BOperation lift with zero defect (Thm. 14.20); cali-
(FCA, RSP, FCC, RET)brated histories exist (Thm. 14.24); calibration is im-
posed at the bottom and propagated.
Beacons, reference chart (RB,CControlled approximation with stated rates;con-
PL, GL, RBG)stants tied to fixed reference tori.
Activitynorm,stepmapsCDescentofstepmapstothecommonchart
(LCN, ASP)(Thm. 14.28).
Stability and running (FCB,CBottomreaderinjectiveandLipschitz-invertible
RUN)within the retained recipe (Thm. 14.29); slope clause
of the public theorem recovered (RUN5).
Protected variables (PV)C, DReading as a horizontal lift with equivariance under
the frame action is new.
Path books (SH)CFull-sequence limits for quadratic rows, subsequential
for nonlinear books (Prop. 15.3).
Radial jets (RJ)C, DCurl/radial reconstruction supplied; explicit gauge pa-
rameter and fibre description are new (Thm. 16.1).
Item
Class
Reconstruction status and recovery class
Labels, calibration, free hierar-
chy (PF, PC, FM, GP, FC, FS,
HC)
C
Finite-order recovery of labels; invertible readout at
fixed level (Thm. 16.3); free sector is an imported
comparison realization; faithful readout with bounded
probes (Thm. 16.7). Numerical tables recomputed.
Physical quotient and deriva-
tives (CVP, CVR, QD)
C, D
Supplied construction; its formulation as kernel of all
spectator readers with operations descending is made
explicit (Thm. 18.3). Quotient equivalence.
Slab insertions (BS)
C
Bounded on the reflection quotient (Prop. 19.1).
Euclidean
rotations
(RT,
RSW, DB)
C
Covariance of the readout derived, not a symmetry of
the lattice source (Thm. 19.3); elimination constant
sharpened to 7K (Lemma 19.2).
Trace
candidate,
Gaussian
comparison,
scaling
maps,
stress, charges (TF, IG, WS,
SR, SC, LCE, LR, TS)
C
Recovered with retained residuals; charges are rep-
resentable fields (Thm. 23.3);
scaling comparison
(Thm. 23.2).
Full
short-distance
limit
(TLim)
C
Recovered for the selected phase (Thm. 24.1); value
3 dimR g/π4 supplied by the scalar Wick calculation
of the sequential part.
Wightman
reconstruction,
OPE,
contact
extensions,
mass-shell exclusion (sequen-
tial part)
C
Lifted through Thms. C.1, D.1 and Prop. E.1.
Coverage
and
amendment
record
–
Every expanded-source heading unit and its depen-
dencies are mapped in both standalone papers. Four
local recovery findings and two formula amendments
are resolved with their calculations in Section I.1.
Selection of the gauge group,
dimension, action or coupling
history from source-side princi-
ples
E
Not obtained and not claimed; inequivalent realiza-
tions over the same support exist (Section 8).
Positive mass gap; identifica-
tion of the regulator coupling
with a physical coupling be-
yond the trace/Ward normal-
ization
–
Not asserted by the source; not asserted here.
Source page 523.
Accessible table transcription
Table transcription, source page 523
ItemClassReconstruction status and recovery class
Labels, calibration, free hierar-CFinite-order recovery of labels; invertible readout at
chy (PF, PC, FM, GP, FC, FS,fixed level (Thm. 16.3); free sector is an imported
HC)comparison realization; faithful readout with bounded
probes (Thm. 16.7). Numerical tables recomputed.
Physical quotient and deriva-C, DSupplied construction; its formulation as kernel of all
tives (CVP, CVR, QD)spectator readers with operations descending is made
explicit (Thm. 18.3). Quotient equivalence.
Slab insertions (BS)CBounded on the reflection quotient (Prop. 19.1).
Euclideanrotations(RT,CCovariance of the readout derived, not a symmetry of
RSW, DB)the lattice source (Thm. 19.3); elimination constant
sharpened to 7K (Lemma 19.2).
Tracecandidate,GaussianCRecovered with retained residuals; charges are rep-
comparison,scalingmaps,resentable fields (Thm. 23.3);scaling comparison
stress, charges (TF, IG, WS,(Thm. 23.2).
SR, SC, LCE, LR, TS)
Fullshort-distancelimitCRecovered for the selected phase (Thm. 24.1); value
4
(TLim)3 dimR g/πsupplied by the scalar Wick calculation
of the sequential part.
Wightmanreconstruction,CLifted through Thms. C.1, D.1 and Prop. E.1.
OPE,contactextensions,
mass-shell exclusion (sequen-
tial part)
Coverageandamendment–Every expanded-source heading unit and its depen-
recorddencies are mapped in both standalone papers. Four
local recovery findings and two formula amendments
are resolved with their calculations in Section I.1.
Selection of the gauge group,ENot obtained and not claimed; inequivalent realiza-
dimension, action or couplingtions over the same support exist (Section 8).
history from source-side princi-
ples
Positive mass gap; identifica-–Not asserted by the source; not asserted here.
tion of the regulator coupling
with a physical coupling be-
yond the trace/Ward normal-
ization

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