Paper III: Typed Transfer, Nonlinear Packets, and Obstruction Theory
How can packet coordinates describe nonlinear maps and expose failures of transport or correction?
Complete finite packets give exact coordinates for nonlinear maps. The paper develops composition, derivatives, and correction obstructions, with separate hypotheses for smooth transport and convergent expansions.
Assumptions and limits. Exact coordinate reconstruction requires a complete packet system. Differentiability, convergence and Hilbert-space assumptions enter their respective results; the finite formal core covers only part of the manuscript.
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