A one-factor direct modular plan certifies irreducibility of a primitive positive-degree input.
A successful forward-adequate CLD split emits exactly one candidate for each normalized irreducible factor.
At a forward-adequate precision, the executable single-all-ones certificate implies that the primitive square-free part is irreducible.
Every factor returned by the direct-coordinate CLD method is irreducible. Split success uses the forward count theorem; either all-ones arm uses the forward irreducibility certificate.
At full resultant-adequate precision, the direct-coordinate CLD method is total for every successful prime plan. Exact span yields either a genuine multi-class recovery on the scheduled cap visit or the single-all-ones certificate.
Reassembling a successful direct CLD factorization of the square-free part covers the original input exactly.
Every recorded raw factor returned by CLD from a selected direct prime is irreducible.
Every recorded raw factor returned by the standalone direct CLD branch is irreducible.