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Original ledger classification: Contract [C]/[O] (perturbative skeleton)

Recorded statement: PERTURBATIVE 4D S-MATRIX (S_pert) AS AN EPSTEIN-GLASER / pAQFT SKELETON (2026-06-18): the honest middle layer of the three-layer S-matrix -- S_top (2d DHR braiding monodromy |M|=1, statistics, v243), S_pert (4d EG/BV S-matrix of the Connes…

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QFT4D.SPERT.01

Original ledger classification: Contract [C]/[O] (perturbative skeleton)

Original claim text

PERTURBATIVE 4D S-MATRIX (S_pert) AS AN EPSTEIN-GLASER / pAQFT SKELETON (2026-06-18): the honest middle layer of the three-layer S-matrix -- S_top (2d DHR braiding monodromy |M|=1, statistics, v243), S_pert (4d EG/BV S-matrix of the Connes spectral action), S_phys (LSZ on the OS-reconstructed admissible Wightman functions, v240). The spectral-action a_4 interaction is power-counting renormalizable (all operators mass dim <= 4) with a finite counterterm basis (7 marginal + 3 relevant), so by the Epstein-Glaser theorem the perturbative S-matrix S(g)=T exp(i int g L_int) exists order by order (causal factorisation + finite local extension; no path integral, no UV divergences). Gapped admissible sector (Delta=6log(3/2)) gives an IR-safe adiabatic limit. PERTURBATIVE only: the nonperturbative ambient measure QG.AMB.01 stays open; the canonical 4D reading is boundary-only (v265).

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[E] three-layer typing + power-counting renormalizable (dim<=4) + finite counterterm basis (7+3); [C] Epstein-Glaser order-by-order existence (cited theorem applied) + adiabatic/gap link to S_phys; [O] perturbative only -- ambient measure QG.AMB.01 stays open. A contract/skeleton, not a nonperturbative closure.

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CONTRACT.QFT4D.01; DHR.SMATRIX.01; DYN.GNS.01; PS.SPECACT.01; QFT4D.FORK.01

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    QFT4D.SPERT.01 — the perturbative 4D S-matrix (S_pert) as an Epstein-Glaser / pAQFT skeleton: the honest middle layer of the three-layer S-matrix (S_top 2d DHR braiding v243 / S_pert 4d EG of the spectral action / S_phys LSZ on OS Wightman v240), NOT a nonperturbative closure. [E] three distinct layers (the 2d braiding |M|=1 is statistics, not 4d cross-sections); [E] every spectral-action a_4 operator has mass dim <= 4 in 4D (power-counting renormalizable); [E] finite counterterm basis (7 marginal + 3 relevant, no infinite tower); [C] Epstein-Glaser existence -- a renormalizable interaction has an order-by-order S(g)=T exp(i int g L_int) by causal factorisation + finite local extension, no path integral, no UV divergences; [C] adiabatic limit/gap (Delta=6log(3/2)>0) -> S_phys via LSZ; [O] perturbative only, the ambient measure QG.AMB.01 stays open. A contract/skeleton, explicitly perturbative.

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