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Separate transfer evidence · version 1

One presentation, three scalar settings: an algebra manuscript: changed case

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Transfer: two distinct roots merge after changing characteristic

This is a public changed case, not a secure test. Before opening its solution, study Mₐ,ᵦ(t)=[[t−a,1],[0,t−b]]. Derive a reversible certificate and the exact cyclic module map. Set a=1,b=3 and compare the resulting operator over Q and F₂: give a constant operator matrix, characteristic and minimal polynomials, eigenvectors or a non-diagonalizability proof, and explain why changing characteristic differs from extending a field. Optionally specialize t=k over Z and classify all integer quotients, including k=1,3. Record exposure, predictions and a defense of what survives from the primary dossier.

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