COS Method: formal continuation
A separate continuation of the COS formal development.
Completion: Active development · Lean: Selected results recorded · Confidence: Recorded formal evidence
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Suggested background: Begin with the introduction and glossary. Then use the volume's own definitions to identify the background needed for its subject.
Recorded results and limits: Checked intermediate branch connecting Gaussian/spectral reductions and rational acceptance. Spectral inclusion and COS endpoint enclosures remain premises.
Remaining work: Prove or certify the numerical spectral inclusion and endpoint enclosure inputs before claiming end-to-end verification.
The background advice is an editorial starting point. The work itself states its prerequisites and hypotheses.
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