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Written denotes a written proof. Lean denotes the specified interface with fresh compiler and kernel-replay evidence in this edition, not a formalization of the entire monograph. Mixed distinguishes checked counts from their written probabilistic interpretation. The separate Lean concordance lists every source declaration and its scope.

IDRESULT AND IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORTEVIDENCE
PPT-001Finite derivability is unique and computable in topological order. ProofField.deriveWritten
PPT-002An AND-DAG has a least certificate pair, stopping at admissible leaves. unique_and_dag_certificateWritten
PPT-003AND-DAG core extraction is linear with indexed adjacency. graph algorithm, not a runtime certificateWritten
PPT-004Minimum Certificate Decision is NP-complete. Set Cover exampleWritten
PPT-005Certified paths transport functorially. structural theoremWritten
PPT-006Local auditable certificates compose under a certificate functor. structural theoremWritten
PPT-007Task information loss follows from compression collisions. task APILean
PPT-008Recoverability is a preorder. recoverability_preorderWritten
PPT-009The quotient by mutual recoverability is a partial order. equivalence APIWritten
PPT-010Least sufficient retention masks depend on the task family. finite countermodelWritten
PPT-011Zero verification loss can coexist with positive discovery loss. AND-DAG exampleWritten
PPT-012Compression debt is monotone under retention. compression_debtWritten
PPT-013Bridge criticality equals target domination. dominated_targetsWritten
PPT-014Weighted future reach is monotone and submodular. exhaustive finite checkerWritten
PPT-015Greedy cardinality retention achieves at least \(1-1/e\) for positive feasible cardinality budgets. greedy and exact solversWritten
PPT-016Append-only certified updates preserve derivability. versioning checkWritten
PPT-017Forward dependency closure is the minimal closed syntactic review set. affected_descendantsWritten
PPT-018Equicorrelated review has the stated effective count. covariance implementationWritten
PPT-019GLS weights minimize unbiased linear review variance. generalized_least_squares_weightsWritten
PPT-020Constant-rate audit queues have exact stable, critical, and unstable regimes. queue simulationWritten
PPT-021Optimal expansion depth depends on the goal. refinement implementationWritten
PPT-022Pure retention projections commute and are idempotent. retention_projectionWritten
PPT-023Retention masks form a Boolean lattice. retention_meet, retention_joinWritten
PPT-024A locally refuted route can coexist with another certified route. Alternative justification fieldWritten
PPT-025A checked local refutation persists under unchanged interpretation. Scoped witness principleWritten
PPT-026Finite arrow-covered matching views glue uniquely. FiniteViewSystem.glueLean
PPT-027Protected realizations admit exact solutions or obstruction witnesses, with classified fibers. analyze_affine_realizationsLean
PPT-028Finite affine fibers have exact observation counts. Uniform entropy is a written corollary. Lean counts and binary testsMixed
PPT-029Common offset and correlated error have the displayed reviewer MSE. shared_bias_mseWritten
PPT-030Declared derivability equals membership in every declared field model. Closure and countermodelsLean
PPT-031Local models form a contravariant diagram with an explicit realization equivalence. Field.modelEquivSectionsLean
PPT-032Whole-support matching local models glue. Pairwise coverage can fail. Proof-field views and counterexampleLean
PPT-033All predicate tasks are sufficient exactly for injective encodings. Compression collision theoremLean
PPT-034Attained decoding is equivalent to fiber constancy. The decoder is unique on attained values. Recovery and finite decoder checksLean
PPT-035Joint tasks are sufficient exactly when each coordinate task is. Recovery maps compose. Recovery and joint partitionsLean
PPT-036Protected rule data have an extension exactly when their least closure avoids the forbidden nodes. Extension and independent trace replayLean
PPT-037Closing earlier data before later data preserves the closure. Adding observations preserves obstructions. ExtensionLean
PPT-038A cover has universal gluing exactly when its visible rules entail every original rule. SemanticCover and finite cover certificatesLean
PPT-039Typed rule transports preserve derivations, pull models back, and transport obstruction witnesses. RuleTransportLean
PPT-040A valid rule transport can collapse compatible source observations into an impossible target request. ExtensionExamplesLean
PPT-041Hashing cannot add recoverable tasks. Restricted injectivity prevents further task loss. RecoveryLean
PPT-042Executable trace replay preserves derivability and composes. Trace and TraceCompletenessLean
PPT-043Accepted complete traces identify the least seeded model. Trace and TraceCompletenessLean
PPT-044Accepted forbidden-node witnesses exist exactly for infeasible protected requests. Trace and TraceCompletenessLean
PPT-045Typed JSON encoding has a left inverse and is injective. Trace.WireLean
PPT-046Accepted JSON records certify the exact decoded protected answer. Trace.WireLean
PPT-047Valid indexed problems derive only bounded node addresses. Trace.WireLean
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