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Theoretical analysis demonstrates deterministic all-but-one Byzantine safety in distributed networks, indicating maximal relay-free fault tolerance under explicit publication constraints.
Asymptote Fault Tolerance (AFT) is the canonical yellow paper for the AFT protocol family. This revision states its theorem surface in exact, model-relative terms: deterministic all-but-one (n−1 of n) Byzantine safety for certified boundaries, conditional on the AFT model delta and its explicit publication, cutoff, omission, retrievability, and proof-soundness assumptions. The model delta is realized through authenticated direct publisher dissemination plus compact receipt, frontier, and challenge echo—not through a trusted relay. The paper covers GuardianMajority, CanonicalOrdering, Asymptote sealed-effect collapse, NestedGuardian, public recoverability, restart continuity, implementation correspondence, and formal proof artifacts. Canonical full text: https://internetofintelligence.com/papers/asymptote-fault-tolerance/
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