No Finite Odd-Moment Port Recovers Krein Orientation
For every finite depth (N), there are two strictly positive finite separation measures with identical moments through degree (N) and opposite cosine-transform signs.
The construction uses the signed finite-difference circuit
It annihilates every polynomial of degree at most (N). Adding and subtracting this circuit from a sufficiently large positive baseline gives positive measures (\mu_+) and (\mu_-) with matching finite moment data. The baseline is chosen to have zero cosine readout at frequency (\pi), while the circuit satisfies
Consequently,
The first unmatched moment occurs exactly at degree (N+1).
Therefore the reciprocal-odd comparison required after scalar completion cannot be replaced by one more scalar or any fixed finite tower of tangent moments. A faithful construction must retain the primitive reciprocal tails, the complete function-valued odd channel, an infinite represented moment tower, or an independently derived recurrence that closes the tower.
Scope: the hostile measures are abstract positive separation packets, not theta-source packets. A theta-specific finite recurrence remains logically possible but has not been derived.
Durable verification
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