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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 222

    Each mutable packet family carries a generation number g. A command records the generation it consumed. Refinement increments g for the affected family. A provisional result may commit only if g_rm consumed=g_rm current.

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    \boxed{g_{\rm consumed}=g_{\rm current}.}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
B_{\rm HBM}Use in source · 2 passages

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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    C(G)=
    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
    +\eta L_{\rm sync}
    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
B_{\rm SRAM}Use in source · 2 passages

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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    C(G)=
    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
    +\eta L_{\rm sync}
    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 898

    A prototype mapping may use a configurable XOR swizzle, bank(w)= (w_3:0⊕ w_7:4⊕ h(P))bmod 16, where w is the local word index and h(P) is a four-bit packet/phase hash. This is an implementation policy, not part of the mathematical contract, and should be replaced if FPGA counters show worse behavior for target transforms.

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    \operatorname{bank}(w)=
    \bigl(w_{3:0}\oplus w_{7:4}\oplus h(P)\bigr)\bmod 16,
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 898

    A prototype mapping may use a configurable XOR swizzle, bank(w)= (w_3:0⊕ w_7:4⊕ h(P))bmod 16, where w is the local word index and h(P) is a four-bit packet/phase hash. This is an implementation policy, not part of the mathematical contract, and should be replaced if FPGA counters show worse behavior for target transforms.

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    \operatorname{bank}(w)=
    \bigl(w_{3:0}\oplus w_{7:4}\oplus h(P)\bigr)\bmod 16,
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

    Exact mathematical passage
    
    C(G)=
    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
    +\eta L_{\rm sync}
    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
C_{\rm replay}Use in source · 1 passage

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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

    Exact mathematical passage
    
    C(G)=
    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
    +\eta L_{\rm sync}
    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
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    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Each mutable packet family carries a generation number g. A command records the generation it consumed. Refinement increments g for the affected family. A provisional result may commit only if g_rm consumed=g_rm current.

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    Each mutable packet family carries a generation number g. A command records the generation it consumed. Refinement increments g for the affected family. A provisional result may commit only if g_rm consumed=g_rm current.

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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
    +\eta L_{\rm sync}
    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
    +\eta L_{\rm sync}
    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
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    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
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    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
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    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
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    A provisional result commits only if all required conditions hold: CERT_PASS land GEN_CURRENT land NO_UNCORRECTABLE_FAULT land DEPENDENCIES_VALID.

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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
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    \end{center}
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    \tableofcontents
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    \end{center}
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    \tableofcontents
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    For I1 the hardware-level implication is simply (g_rm consumed≠ g_rm current)⇒ negcommit. The implementation package includes a minimal executable reference test for this invariant.

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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
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    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    [label=square] item Packet / transfer / atlas / refinement / generation descriptor schemas are versioned. item Packet IR canonical serialization is stable. item Output contracts are explicit and tested. item Commit and replay state machines are formally specified. item Generation invalidation rules are formally specified. item Minimum C0-C3 traffic guarantees are specified. item Scratchpad allocator contract and bank-conflict behavior are specified. item Supported arithmetic formats and rounding…

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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
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    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
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    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
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    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
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    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    A prototype mapping may use a configurable XOR swizzle, bank(w)= (w_3:0⊕ w_7:4⊕ h(P))bmod 16, where w is the local word index and h(P) is a four-bit packet/phase hash. This is an implementation policy, not part of the mathematical contract, and should be replaced if FPGA counters show worse behavior for target transforms.

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    A prototype mapping may use a configurable XOR swizzle, bank(w)= (w_3:0⊕ w_7:4⊕ h(P))bmod 16, where w is the local word index and h(P) is a four-bit packet/phase hash. This is an implementation policy, not part of the mathematical contract, and should be replaced if FPGA counters show worse behavior for target transforms.

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    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
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    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
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    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
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    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 73

    [0.12in] LARGEbfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2 [0.18in] large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator [0.05in] large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit [0.45in] rule0.90linewidth0.8pt [0.28in] 0.88linewidth>bfseriesp1.55inX Baseline · PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification Revision · PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint Deployment target · Golden model rightarrow CUDA rightarrow cycle simulator rightarrow FP…

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    {\LARGE\bfseries Implementation and Deployment Blueprint v0.2}\\[0.18in]
    {\large Packet-programmable mixed-representation accelerator}\\[0.05in]
    {\large Transformation plane + resolution plane + certificate-gated commit}\\[0.45in]
    
    \rule{0.90\linewidth}{0.8pt}\\[0.28in]
    
    \begin{tabularx}{0.88\linewidth}{>{\bfseries}p{1.55in}X}
    Baseline & PRISM-1 Final Updated architecture specification \\
    Revision & PRISM-1R physicalization and deployment blueprint \\
    Deployment target & Golden model $\rightarrow$ CUDA $\rightarrow$ cycle simulator $\rightarrow$ FPGA $\rightarrow$ shuttle chiplet $\rightarrow$ reference chiplet $\rightarrow$ full package \\
    Primary rule & Preserve structure. Execute locally. Refine only where evidence requires it. \\
    Status & Engineering blueprint. Not fabricated silicon. All frequency, bandwidth, area and power values remain design targets until measured. \\
    \end{tabularx}
    
    \vfill
    {\large Komorebi P.}\par
    \vspace{0.08in}
    {\small Implementation handoff draft v0.2}\par
    \end{center}
    \newpage
    
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage
    
    % -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    \section{Purpose and Deployment Philosophy}
    
    PRISM-1R converts the existing PRISM architecture into an implementation program. The objective is not to freeze every circuit choice prematurely. The objective is to freeze the \emph{semantic contracts} that software, simulation, FPGA and ASIC implementations must share, while keeping physical parameters adjustable until measurement and synthesis justify them.
    
    The architecture is organized around one principle:
    \[
    \boxed{\text{Do not materialize, move, or schedule structure already declared inactive.}}
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    C(G)=
    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
    +\eta L_{\rm sync}
    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    C(G)=
    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
    +\eta L_{\rm sync}
    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 453

    The PRISM-1R planner should minimize a physicalized cost rather than arithmetic alone: C(G)= α F +β B_rm HBM +γ B_rm SRAM +δ H_rm NoC +η L_rm sync +κ C_rm cert +ρ E[C_rm replay].

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    C(G)=
    \alpha F
    +\beta B_{\rm HBM}
    +\gamma B_{\rm SRAM}
    +\delta H_{\rm NoC}
    +\eta L_{\rm sync}
    +\kappa C_{\rm cert}
    +\rho\,\mathbb E[C_{\rm replay}].
    
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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 923

    For I1 the hardware-level implication is simply (g_rm consumed≠ g_rm current)⇒ negcommit. The implementation package includes a minimal executable reference test for this invariant.

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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 923

    For I1 the hardware-level implication is simply (g_rm consumed≠ g_rm current)⇒ negcommit. The implementation package includes a minimal executable reference test for this invariant.

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  • Use in source · PRISM-1R_Implementation_Deployment_Blueprint_v0.2.tex, line 898

    A prototype mapping may use a configurable XOR swizzle, bank(w)= (w_3:0⊕ w_7:4⊕ h(P))bmod 16, where w is the local word index and h(P) is a four-bit packet/phase hash. This is an implementation policy, not part of the mathematical contract, and should be replaced if FPGA counters show worse behavior for target transforms.

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    \bigl(w_{3:0}\oplus w_{7:4}\oplus h(P)\bigr)\bmod 16,
    
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