Formal verification study demonstrates cross-runtime validation limits for typed 14-axis state models, indicating a fail-closed reproducibility halt due to unavailable execution artifacts.
This release records stages F0-F9 of BIT-LMIND-TSS-001, an independent-research formalization of three scoped operational profiles named THAM_LIKE, SAN_LIKE and SI_LIKE. The branch models them as typed boundary-distortion patterns over a 14-axis embodied state; evaluates evidence through a K3 surface with an explicit OUTSIDE_MODEL result; and tracks coordinate-local transition, receipt, replay, recovery, context portability and claim ceilings. The lineage progresses from constitution (F0), executable kernels (F1), bounded exhaustive validation (F2), analytic countermodels (F3), repair and reproof cycles (F4-F7), and three-runtime canonical-carrier triangulation and fuzzing (F8) to a fail-closed reproducibility stop (F9). F9 binds the F8 DOCX exactly but cannot execute fresh-workspace replay because the original F8 capsule and asset-receipt bytes are unavailable. The record therefore terminates with scope and remains OPEN_APPEND_ONLY. It makes no claim of psychological truth, Buddhist doctrinal authority, clinical validity, spiritual attainment, cryptographic authenticity, human-world effect or universal theorem. F9 remains HOLD; F10 is NOT_OPENED.
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