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To establish a model for execution-bound admissibility in systems with binding state transitions at commit-time.

May 8, 2026Open Access

Execution Admissibility Infrastructure v0.1: Replay-Verifiable Runtime Enforcement for Binding State Transitions

Key Points

To establish a model for execution-bound admissibility in systems with binding state transitions at commit-time.
Developed Execution Admissibility Infrastructure v0.1 encompassing various documentation files.
Linked prior validation-only layers with a runtime-backed baseline for admissibility claims.
Introduced a category-level model that enhances the verification status for admissibility under defined conditions.
Validation applies only to the v0.1 baseline, ensuring integrity against modified runtime and contract identities.

Abstract

Execution Admissibility Infrastructure v0. 1 defines a category-level model for execution-bound admissibility in systems where state transitions become binding at commit-time. The release includes: - EXECUTIONADMISSIBILITYINFRASTRUCTUREV0₁. md - TERMINOLOGYCANON. md - INVARIANTS. md - FORMALMODELONEPAGE. md - MANIFESTPUBLICATIONPACKETV0₁. md - FILEHASHESSHA256. txt - PUBLICATIONRELEASENOTEV0₁. md This release links prior validation-only layers (contract reproducibility, standards, runtime constraints, and protocol substrate) with a runtime-backed baseline for replay-verifiable admissibility claims. Verification status applies to the v0. 1 baseline only and does not propagate across modified runtime, policy, or contract identities.

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OLEG SURKOV (Wed,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fd7fb8bfa21ec5bbf08566 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20052338

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