1551 — The Bulk--Bulk Second Grade Has Only External Frequency Support
Hard-to-vary claim
In the one-cubic-operator finite-time truncation, the exact lower-endpoint expansion of the ordered bulk--bulk triangle at order has frequency support
No internal - or -frequency remains after distributing the outer and inner commutators and combining equal labelled terms.
Endpoint derivation
The nested integral has two relevant grade-two routes:
- evaluate the inner primitive at its upper endpoint and the resulting outer primitive at ;
- evaluate both primitives at .
The apparently harder route in which an inner grade-two lower endpoint multiplies a fixed upper primitive is absent: none of the 256 raw labelled terms has both zero inner frequency and the required inner power.
For nonzero combined frequency, grade two forces the maximal powers . When the combined outer frequency vanishes, however, the first subleading inner primitive produces an outer term and therefore also contributes at grade two. No logarithmic or exponential-integral convention is required. The original checker omitted this subleading zero-frequency route; restoring it changes but not the support or reality claims.
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the coefficients are
Artifacts
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Narrow conclusion
Entries 1548, 1549, and 1551 now establish the source-required frequency type separately in every one-loop sector. This is a structural closure result, not yet coefficient matching to Eq. (19).
Next falsifier
Add the three source-normalized sector packets coefficientwise, including the bulk counterterm contribution, and compare the oscillatory and nonoscillatory coefficients with the exact combination in Eq. (19). Any mismatch must be localized to a printed normalization, contour sign, endpoint insertion, or counterterm convention; the frequency carrier is no longer an available repair.