# LIB2-165 — The finite Gaussian OS subgate is reported as a conditional checkpoint

- class: CLAIM · review_state: PUBLISHED · house_tier: not yet assigned
- labels as printed: math_status NOT_PRINTED · attachment NOT_PRINTED · scorecard tier word none (PDF p.171)
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## Statement

The source reports a finite Gaussian Osterwalder–Schrader subgate pass at conditional/finite tier, not a reflection-positive continuum construction.

## Caution

The finite subgate does not establish a continuum limit, a reflection-positive continuum measure, an interacting pole or LSZ.

## Primary source

Appendix E, §8, First finite OS subgate, PDF p.178: "The continuum frontier moved by one typed step: the first finite Gaussian OS subgate pass and a toy resolvent, both two-host byte-certified (A1529), are recorded at conditional/finite tier"

## Machine

- url: /library-v2/LIB2-165/
- content_sha256: f9cf69650a521b9636b4e083aba38a267d13d4cd5097e0f18a33c444f8b4ef95
- candidate_ids: C2-119

## Freshness

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