3717 — Haar Averaging the Heat Orbit Restores Adams Naturality by Erasing Smoothing
The unique scale-invariant average of the Gaussian pivot family uses . For every integrable wavelet profile , substitution of gives
The resulting operator is a constant multiple of the identity on every nonzero logarithmic label. It is Adams-natural precisely because it erases label scale, and therefore it no longer changes distributional variance.
The raw heat average diverges. Reference subtraction yields only a logarithmic multiplier and imports a subtraction scale. Consequently neither a fixed heat pivot nor an invariant average of the complete heat orbit can provide the missing dual--dual Green pairing.
The remaining live mechanisms are a pre-completion state-valued control port, a strictly test--distribution relative correspondence, or an explicitly cancelled scale anomaly.
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