# LIB2-166 — The toy resolvent remains a finite conditional checkpoint

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## Statement

The toy resolvent accompanying the Gaussian subgate is source-reported as two-host byte-certified at conditional/finite tier.

## Caution

The toy resolvent does not constitute an interacting physical propagator, a pole theorem or an LSZ construction.

## Primary source

Appendix E, §8, Toy resolvent checkpoint, 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/LIB2-166/
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- candidate_ids: C2-119

## Freshness

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