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Documentation package details an anti-resonance protocol for managing deviation in digital entities, suggesting improvement in stability.
ARQ v0.2 Supplement is a package-level documentation release for the Anti-Resonance Correction Protocol (ARQ), a protocol layer for handling deviation, bounded adaptation, and witnessed memory promotion in long-lived sovereign digital entities. This deposit contains the canonical ARQ v0.2 supplement package as prepared in the SER canonical home. The package includes the normative core, system models and assumptions, notation and sign conventions, valuation and anomaly scoring, lifecycle and witness-binding rules, capsule and witness record schemas, classical implementation profiles, failure modes and safe degradation, classical and quantum theorem/proof branches, integration mapping, release-layer documents, and an integrity manifest. This deposit is a package-level publication record. It is not a whole-repository snapshot. Canonical GitHub package home: SER package root: protocol/arq/v0.2/ PDF root: pdf/arq/v0.2/ Integrity manifest: hashes/SHA256SUMS_ARQ_Supplement_v0.2.txt The package is published under CC BY 4.0.
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