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Logical Resolution

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Komorebi Logical Resolution v0.2

Standard first-order translation, relational quotient contracts, and quantifier-sensitive resolution.

This is a continuation of Logical Resolution v0.1, not a new p-adic block or a replacement for Representation Calculus v0.4. The frozen v0.1 ZIP is in history/. Its eight current Lean modules are reused byte-for-byte and rebuilt. Five new modules complete the standard-syntax bridge and add a relational layer.

Start with THEOREM_NOTE.md, then FORMALIZATION_COVERAGE.md and RESULTS.md. The accepted universal claims are the actual Lean declarations. Python examples and finite counts are separate implementation audits. No novelty or independent referee verdict is asserted.

Reproduce

Python 3.11+ and the standard library suffice for the finite audit:

python tools/verify_integrity.py
python tools/audit_python.py

Distribution integrity must be checked BEFORE rerunning audits, which intentionally replace current execution records. Prefer an extracted working copy.

For the complete strict Lean audit, provide the preserved runtime root containing toolchain/bin/lean and workspace/.lake/packages/mathlib at the pins below:

python tools/run_checked.py --runtime /path/to/Komorebi_Portable_Lean_4.34.0-rc2
python tools/validate_manifest.py LEAN_MANIFEST.json --root .
python tools/validate_manifest.py PYTHON_MANIFEST.json --root .

The wrapper cold-builds all 13 local modules, checks every named declaration's axioms, and executes positive and expected-negative controls. It uses cached pinned Mathlib dependencies, NOT a cold build of Mathlib. The multi-gigabyte runtime/cache is deliberately not bundled.

Lean: leanprover/lean4:v4.34.0-rc2, commit 6a10ac8c22beadecabdbb0919c2b50214762f91d. Mathlib: aeb72f1e9981b6d35b426b16dca7759be3e7ba06. Source hashes and attribution: source_records/MATHLIB_INPUT.json and EXTERNAL_INPUTS.md.

Main results

The translated source fragment excludes state equality. The target library has state equality, but our preservation theorem does not cover arbitrary formulas using it. The special three-vertex quantifier-free counterexample DOES quantify over all standard quantifier-free formulas, including state equality.

See CONTINUE_HERE.md for the next bounded target and exact remaining limitations.

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