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Established in scope

Center selector yields a whole projected transfer, not a one-particle projection

In the question: Craig chiral measure and the original whole TFPT source

Actual center rule on the named existing CAR realization and explicit conditional transfer application;no primitive carrier/Padm/field identity established. Remaining selectors,dynamic bosons,reference and R068 whole diagonally neutral Slater source retain their types. No extra96 CAR duplication,new source or physical promotion.

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Result

On the existing original Splus16 CAR representation the Z3 center selector has rank21856 in the65536D exterior space,degree-one rank4 and degree-two rank42. No one-particle projection can generate it by exterior lifting: degree one forces p0,whose whole rank is16 and degree-two rank6. All84 original v252 matrix directions commute with color center. On any genuinely compatible conditional quadratic CAR transfer the whole center kernel is exactly Kc(barv,u)=1/3 sum exp(barv z^k R_b u). Thermal terms have boundary conditions psi(beta)=-z^-k psi(0) and explicit Green inverses. Selector coefficients are boundary operations,not thereby derived local bulk vertices.

Required assumptions

  • Do not identify source types

    Observable algebra, OS reflection, state, collar operator, time evolution, carrier connection, family holonomy, and readout are distinct data until an original map relates them.

Original evidence

  • COLOR-PROJECTED-KERNEL.txt lines 1–200

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    Original location and fingerprint

    experiments/theory-contracts/craig-original-source-bridge-20261103/COLOR-PROJECTED-KERNEL.txt

    c41fe18943585a42a802d9d8aa12710d22d906c905dcd4d65ab1b8a6e0d1ef56

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