Edition README

KZFC and Residual Reflection

README.md

Download original file

Original Markdown with line links

Komorebi KZFC residual reflection v0.11.0 — multiverse residual layer

This checkpoint branches from the verified v0.10.0 depth-zero KZFC program and adds an independent Komorebi.Multiverse layer. All 49 predecessor Foundation modules are preserved byte-for-byte.

New formal content

The multiverse layer contains 11 Lean modules and 41 named theorem declarations covering:

The key example proves that three worlds can have all pairwise compatibility tests succeed while no common upper world exists. With constant Unit coefficients all pairwise data residuals vanish, yet the triple still fails to glue.

External set-theory alignment

Mostowski's finite amalgamation-pattern theorem, as presented in Set-Theoretic Blockchains (arXiv:1808.01509, Theorem 2.1), implies that the same triangle-boundary pattern is realizable by Cohen extensions of a countable model of ZFC. That forcing construction is literature evidence, not a theorem imported into the Lean kernel in this release.

Usuba's downward set-directedness theorem for grounds motivates keeping the upward and downward world geometries distinct rather than imposing artificial symmetry.

Main correction discovered in this block

The bare statement "there exists a complete graded obstruction tower" is not a meaningful new foundation. packedFailureTheory_complete proves that every gluing failure can be encoded at degree zero. A nontrivial Komorebi axiom must therefore constrain the tower by an independently specified construction such as locality, naturality, derived limits, or a sheaf/descent mechanism.

Next target

Build a finite oriented cochain complex over the amalgamation nerve, prove d^2 = 0, and separate missing-simplex/world obstruction from coefficient cohomology. Only after that separation should a new residual-descent axiom be proposed.

See MULTIVERSE_THEORY.md, MULTIVERSE_LITERATURE.md, BLOCK_11_REPORT.md, and PROOF_BOUNDARY_v0.11.0.md.

Original file and source record

This copy matches the recorded source file. Its publication here does not change the work’s review status.

SHA-256: e130b018103252c146b1e97a19708ee3f16a21992004b56d0ed7af014c73662b

Original source on GitHub

Back to KZFC and Residual Reflection