Non-circular audit of the κ = 1 stationary-exclusion step #
This file deliberately does not import or reproduce
Equation1053RemainderCertificate. It proves the explicit-adjoint rational
identities and reduces a stationary candidate to the one strict real integral
inequality that the current hypotheses still do not prove.
The reduction also exposes an interface mismatch: the first-crossing argument
in C2Lemma1028FirstCrossing433 produces only the equality
normalizedMinusBase R ξ s = c. The usual proof of (10.53), however, first
uses that the weighted envelope on [s-1,s] is bounded by its value at s.
That window-maximum fact is not a consequence of the bare equality and is not
present in Equation1053MinusExclusion's premises.
Instances For
A stationary equality is exactly a zero derivative of the logarithmic minus envelope. This uses only the genuine DDE and positivity.
The exact pairing equality in the explicit κ=1 weighted variables.
Non-circular endpoint reduction. hstrict is a single scalar real
inequality, not a stationary-exclusion field or a same-typed certificate.
It is exactly the first still-unproved (10.53) remainder inequality: all terms
on its two sides are fixed by the genuine pairing data.