1641 — The Supported Gaussian Object Is a Positive Intervention Superchannel
Problem
Entry 1640 excludes an ordinary CP assignment channel for nonzero opposite-momentum correlation. Construct the smallest correctly typed positive object without extending that correlation to arbitrary observed marginals.
Source-defined object
Let ( ho_{PE}\succeq0) be the frozen correlated state of the observed occurrence (P) and supported partner (E). Given a local CP intervention
and a subsequent global evolution (U), define
The input is an intervention on the existing correlated state, not a replacement marginal plus a fabricated assignment.
Positivity
Writing ( ho_{PE}=RR^\dagger), the state before partial trace is
Partial trace preserves positivity. Hence (mathfrak T_{\rho,U}) is a positive, indeed completely positive, supermap on local CP interventions. This conclusion does not require a positive assignment on the full observed state space.
The finite checker verifies 64 correlated intervention/evolution cases and 72 exact product-degeneration identities.
Product degeneration
For
the same expression becomes
which is the ordinary product reduced channel after intervention. Thus the supported process object degenerates exactly to Entry 1637's generic channel type.
Narrow result
This supplies the object demanded by Entries 1638–1640 and proves its abstract positivity and generic degeneration. It strengthens H2: the carrier support is unchanged, while the coefficient type jumps from a channel to a process object on the correlated stratum.
It does not yet establish the renormalized continuum cubic evolution, a finite Gaussian Choi covariance for the non-Gaussian step, or complete positivity after an uncontrolled perturbative truncation.
Durable artifacts
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Next falsifier
Replace the exact global (U) by the frozen second-order Dyson/Cut packet from Entries 1632–1634. Test whether its real-plus-virtual truncated supermap remains positive on the compatible intervention cone. Positivity of the exact unitary does not imply positivity of a finite perturbative truncation.