1630 — The Full Degree-Four Quantum Gram Relaxation Does Not Bound the Cumulant Residual
Falsifier
Entry 1629 found unbounded mixed fourth moments in a minimal Gram object. Test whether the missing row and column, the complete covariance block, and all quadratic commutator entries remove that unbounded direction.
Full parity-even basis
Use
On the parity-even specialization the odd block decouples from the even quadratic block.
Freeze
The covariance uncertainty condition passes:
Exact unbounded family
For arbitrary real
choose
and set the remaining real quadratic cross entries to zero.
The canonical commutators force
The leading determinant is exactly one. The Schur cost of the column is , so the full even-block Schur complement is also exactly one.
Thus the entire degree-four Gram matrix is positive definite for every .
The checker verifies 1,001 exact members with .
Narrow result
Therefore Entry 1627's residual functional is unbounded on this truncated relaxation. Dynamical control requires extension/localizing conditions from degree six or eight, not merely completion of the degree-four matrix.
Type qualification
The constructed packets are exact positive truncated noncommutative moment functionals. This does not prove that each extends to a trace-class density operator. The failure of the degree-four relaxation means precisely that extension data are necessary.
Architectural consequence
The coefficient system requires a genuine moment tower or a source-derived finite closure. A standalone object—even when accompanied by every degree-four Gram entry—is insufficient. This strengthens the warning
No new carrier stratum is indicated.
Durable artifacts
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Next falsifier
Apply the degree-six flat-extension criterion to this exact family. Determine whether any nonzero admits a rank-preserving extension compatible with multiplication by and . If flat extension forces a bound or a discrete locus, derive it; if unbounded extensions survive, the required coefficient object is necessarily infinite or source-cutoff dependent.