Computational validation demonstrates exact memory-mediated state transitions in deterministic frameworks, suggesting high reproducibility across independent codebases.
BIT-TSCM-001-R0 is the independent-research handoff release of the Typed Stateful Computation and Memory (TSCM) programme. It moves from a pre-canonical typed state-memory kernel and a formal cross-domain memory delta to one frozen artificial platform (AFSM-1/FX17), exact do(M) execution, and an implementation-diverse clean-room replay. The local result shows that, in the locked deterministic rig, intervention on AdapterMemory.bias changes the read/decode path, adapter output and RecipientState.z_post while policy P1, route GAMMA0 and guard GUARD1 remain fixed. F2R1 recorded 272/272 integrity checks, 34 finalized TrialReceipts, 8/8 negative controls, 5/5 mutations, and two semantically byte-identical runs. F3R1 independently reimplemented runner/checker paths using Node.js and Perl, with 274/274 verifier checks, 68/68 cross-implementation comparisons, 16/16 negative controls, 26/26 adversarial mutations killed and 1/1 positive control. Claim boundary: this is a constructed artificial witness on AFSM-1/FX17; it does not establish a universal or natural law of memory, hardware or biological realization, consciousness, personal identity, cross-death continuity, external independent replication or authority. The valid next route is STOP/CHECKPOINT pending separately authorized external reproduction.
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