CG-P-0-C - Carry Modes at the Transport Junction

A before-and-after resemblance does not establish that anything crossed the interval between the two appearances. A continuation claim is narrower than that inference: it concerns whether sufficient declared structure remains available for carry through bounded passage. Carry is a further and distinct claim. It concerns what structure remains receiptable across a claimed crossing. This paper distinguishes two descriptive levels at which a carry claim may be stated. At the path level, the bounded record supports a trajectory or route across the transition. At the relation level, a bounded relation remains supportable across the transition without possession of a path. Where neither level is supported, no carry claim is supported within the stated bounds. These are claim ceilings, not an algorithm or a new physical taxonomy. The failure of a path claim does not create a hidden path, and it does not by itself settle every relation claim. A relation-level carry claim does not establish object identity, mechanism, persistence, or historical memory. Continuation concerns whether structure remains available for carry. Carry concerns what remains receiptable across the crossing.