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Proposes an axiomatic constraint framework for LLM reasoning, introducing protocols for logical consistency, internal time, and semantic control.
This paper proposes an axiomatic constraint framework for LLM reasoning, introducing protocols for logical consistency, internal time, and semantic control. It discusses safety failure modes (e.g., hallucination) and outlines mechanisms for controlled reasoning and multi-agent coordination based on inhibition/withholding states rather than output sharing.
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