This technical note instantiates RT Foundations 1.0.0 for sampled reference loops, with complete record, clock, reference, carrier and observable declarations. Its unchanged hosts are special-relativistic motion and filtered qubits. Twenty-five mathematical entries and twelve host-law consequences include regular and nonuniform polygon holonomy, optimal uniform sampling, refinement and error certificates, exact weak-filter amplitudes, a single-crossing threshold and proved second-order expansion, record-visibility bounds, coherent channel completion, passive Jones synthesis, interval-certified joint strength/dephasing domains, a separately labelled sampled operating map for experimental design, and alias fibres that can survive a terminal gyroscope readout. Three prospective protocols validate declared host implementations and calibrations. The discriminating RT-connection class is explicitly empty. The package includes complete proofs, LaTeX, operators, reproducible computations, outward interval arithmetic, regression tests, generated tables and figures, boundary declarations B1-B10, a machine-readable result ledger, source provenance, environment lock and complete distributed-file checksums. No observational likelihood or experimental dataset is claimed.
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