Formal technical note defines closure defects in live artifact graphs, suggesting a new mathematical framework.
This formal technical note provides a minimal mathematical formulation of a transport-first closure-defect readout on replay artifact graphs. It defines projector-first local objects, directed transport, explicit-cycle closure defects, and an equal-rank gauge-invariant closure residual, with a rank-aware partial-isometry appendix. This note is associated with the bounded empirical evidence line documented in Kawasaki (2026), https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19483162. It does not replace or revise that empirical report, and it does not claim universal inconsistency detection, graph-wide operators, or field-level aggregation.
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Aoi Kawasaki (2026) studied this question.
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