Hom-vanishing preparations for owner deformed slices #
This module separates the formal interval-orthogonality part of sharp deformed Hom-vanishing from the phase-confinement and midpoint-heart image arguments which supply its hypotheses.
Objects intrinsically confined to radius ε around phases separated by
more than 2ε have no morphisms from the larger phase to the smaller one.
Large-gap Hom-vanishing for owner deformed predicates from weak intrinsic phase confinement.
Owner deformed slices separated by more than twice the deformation radius are Hom-orthogonal.
Extension-closed owner deformed cuts are Hom-orthogonal once their cutoffs are separated by twice the deformation radius.
Sharp Hom-vanishing in the small-gap branch once the source and target have been transported to the two overlapping thin interval presentations. The common midpoint heart supplies an abelian image; semistability bounds its phase from opposite sides, while interval independence identifies the two selected image phases.
Sharp Hom-vanishing reduced to the one remaining interval-widening contract. All witness extraction, boundary reduction, midpoint-heart placement, and small-gap phase arithmetic are owner-native in this theorem. The transport hypothesis says that semistability may be read on any second thin interval which contains the object and envelops the same phase.