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PhilosophicalPaperv0.12026-07-17

The Reflexive Threshold: Corpus Integration, Witness, and Claim-Graph Audit v0.1

This paper treats the FRC corpus as a declared bounded unit and asks what may legitimately occupy its mu6 role. It defines a typed claim graph, class-specific promotion certificates, and a witness audit that detects unsupported promotions, unresolved dependencies, contradictions, boundary drift, and required repairs. A no-silent-promotion theorem proves that an interpretive path cannot license a formal, model-specific, or empirical conclusion unless the path contains the corresponding certificate. The result is a governance theorem, not a theorem about nature. Mu6 here means status-preserving integration and critical audit; it is neither corpus consciousness nor self-validation. Applications to the FRC 566, 787, and 830 series and to both current philosophical books show how the audit preserves useful synthesis while refusing evidential inflation.

PhilosophicalPaperv0.12026-07-17

The Threshold Charter: Evidence, Interpretation, and Register Discipline v0.1

This charter defines the FRC 700.00x series as threshold work: it governs transitions among physical observations, formal models, operational realizations, and FRC μ interpretations without treating those domains as interchangeable. It classifies claims, fixes a one-way evidence rule, specifies the μ topology as an FRC convention, and requires an interface record whenever a conclusion crosses a declared boundary. Exact results from the FRC 830 series may constrain μ interpretations; μ resemblance cannot prove those results. The charter adds no physical law or universal ontology.