Fourier Dilation Anomaly Is Pure Relative Boundary
For the centered dilation generator
Fourier sewing satisfies exactly on Schwartz space. On a finite Mellin window,
Thus the entire generator-reversal anomaly is a two-endpoint current. It has no bulk component and vanishes under ordinary Schwartz completion in the initial Mellin chamber.
This closes archimedean Fourier reversal as an independent source of RH orientation. Any surviving curvature must reside in retained arithmetic or continuation boundary currents. A nonzero bulk term in the finite-Euler sewing audit is now a typing or domain error.
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