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Exact Quadratic Log-Defect Asymptotics, the Taylor–Liouville Barrier, and the Pivot to Multivariate Auxiliaries

For the Type-P quadratic relation, the truncated-log defect has an exact non-zero Taylor asymptotic Δ^log_{m,Q} = ((−1)^m/(m+1)) λ^{m+2} s²(s^m − 1)² Q^{−m} + O(Q^{−m−1}) (no hidden cancellation); a scalar Liouville comparison is structurally short by a factor Q³/log Q; the next step must retain the geometry of multivariate auxiliary functions.

A scalar truncated-log Liouville comparison is shown to be underpowered; progress needs multivariate auxiliary functions. §24–25, 'what Round 33 does not prove' and 'the current literature boundary', explicitly make no novelty claim.

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