3529 — Every Odd Central Log Jet of the Finite-Prime Transition Diverges
The exact local expansion
shows that every even central logarithmic jet vanishes and every odd jet is a positive prime sum.
For every odd order, the cutoff sum diverges. Therefore a first-order or any finite-order counterterm cannot control the complete Clark/Hardy jet tower. The required completion is one infinite source-derived reflection-odd normalization with coherent radius, cutoff bonding, and target qualification.
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