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Calibration protocol selects coh_min and introduces audit-first methods, ensuring reliability and transparency.
This release is v0.3 (Calibration Entry) for the Riemann–Navier mapping series. What this is An audit-first calibration protocol for selecting coh_min under pre-registered locks (Omega/ROI/B_post_id). Not a proof. Not an equivalence claim. NO OVERCLAIM. What is new in v0.3 (vs v0.2 Implementation Entry) Introduces a calibration workflow to choose coh_min with robustness-first criteria (outcomes should not flip under small perturbations). Adds a dataset contract (SI-CAL-A) and a calibration log (SI-CAL-LOG) as auditable artefacts. Keeps PASS / FAIL / INCOMPLETE semantics unchanged (gate definition remains frozen). Maintains strict non-circularity (no RH zero tables; no known-solution tables; no post-hoc gate fitting). Artefacts (this record) Main (PDF, Nature-style) SI (PDF, Nature-style) INSTALL_ME (ASCII txt)
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