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Record-Preserving Validation and Guarded Reference Composition for Autonomous Source Refresh

Qingchun Zhang

Published Sep 19, 2026• 0 citations
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A local numerical reference is useful only when a justified flow image enters its domain.In autonomous source refresh, that obligation involves the state of the apparatus, not merely itsselected output registers. We study a supplied 44-coordinate source model and give a conditionalcomposition theorem that retains the original state and time, the interaction contrast, accumulatedpulse area, mechanical histories, and passive transport records. Exact normal-mode reconstructiondistinguishes interval wrapping from physical uncertainty. For an inactive router with positivemomentum, we derive the attained position extrema and a restricted forward marginal-hull equal-ity: retaining correlations does not remove the genuine spread of this particular projection. Aseparate guarded receiving domain admits the wider router record while preserving the originaltime and other 43 coordinate requirements. Source-local factorization then transfers the referenceobservables without deleting a physical coordinate or replacing an evolved state by a stored cen-ter. Smooth continuation, exact negative free transport, and a source-matched integral left-entrylayer are composed under prospective whole-path guards. A positive moment expansion suppliesdirected bounds for the isolated reference, with its interior momentum trace distinguished from thearchived cutoff convention. Fresh bounded calculations reproduce 18 accepted and three rejectedcandidate comparisons at each of two scale labels under their separately declared input hypotheses;these are not service probabilities. The result closes a local conditional implication, not physicalinitialization, complete two-use validation, global floating-program accuracy, or a common-originderivation.

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10.5281/zenodo.22839291

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