ora-0201

A Claim ledger

The accompanying Lean audit classifies all 89 theorem-like environments in the manuscript. Sixteen machine-checked kernels currently support 28 of those claims: seven are direct finite or logical theorems, while twenty-one inherit a checked kernel but still require their categorical specialization to be encoded. The audit assigns the remaining claims to routine Mathlib reduction, new categorical interfaces, higher-categorical infrastructure, analysis/probability developments, or externally sourced mathematics.

In particular, Lean verifies the (N-1) informative-response argument, iteration of settled observer answers, preservation of registered independent blocks, invariance under constant loss shifts, finite composable transport, observational non-identifiability, the two-arm bandit counterexample, observer-based enforcement failure, the commuting-update diamond, and conditional geometric amplification. It also checks finite hypothesis restriction, probe refinement, causal down-set minimality, observational quotients, and scalar comparator monotonicity. These certificates do not yet formalize hypothesis fibrations, tangent comparison cells, or homotopy-coherent semantics; the ledger therefore states those boundaries explicitly.

Lean status

Claims

Publication meaning

Directly verified

7

ORACLE theorem in the checked project

Kernel checked

21

categorical specialization remains

Mathlib reduction

7

local definitions remain

Categorical interface

21

new domain encoding required

Higher infrastructure

11

tangent, homotopy, or sheaf layer

Analysis/probability

20

substantial analytic development

Externally sourced

2

classical theorem with citation

Claim

Status

Boundary

ORACLE categorical prior

Definition

Universe-relative sub-2-category of \(\mathbf{Cat}\); targets learned only up to a declared observational equivalence

Generatively presented world

Definition

World category, learned sketch, preservation doctrine, completed algebraic theory, and structure-preserving interpretation are distinct target levels

Categorical presentation modes

Definition

Sound transcript category, declared fairness, and an explicit distinction between positive witnesses and certified negative facts

ORACLE hypothesis fibration

Definition

Contravariant category of transcript-indexed consistent models and a coherent section along the observed presentation

Categorical identification in the limit

Definition

Specified hypothesis class, presentation protocol, query language, and behavioral or explanatory convergence criterion

Observational extension obstruction

Proposition

A finite transcript admitting two models that disagree on an admissible query

Finite categorical identification

Proposition

Known finite inventory and fair active access to domain, codomain, identity, composition, and equality tables

Finite conservative doctrine stabilization

Theorem

Finite doctrinal query quotient, realizable retained target, eventually separating probes, and conservative transport on monotonically settled queries; literal base stabilization additionally requires a unique minimal representing doctrine and a stable selection rule

Query-relative UOCL specialization

Definition

Explicit hypothesis category, presentation, query doctrine, observational quotient, non-anticipatory update, and success criterion

Established-method specialization criterion

Proposition

Reindexing-compatible updates induce a UOCL instance; persistent UOCL also requires conservative transport of settled query answers

Theory-bearing UOCL

Definition

Learns generators, relations, completion, and functorial model semantics; generative adequacy does not imply minimality, completeness, or faithfulness

Collider probe refinement

Proposition and running example

Restriction of exact response-functor equivalence along nested probe subcategories; approximate empirical quotients need not be monotone

Semantic presentation invariance

Proposition

Naturally equivalent model categories cannot be separated by queries that factor through their model semantics

ORACLE–UOCL enrichment square

Program declaration

Semantic identification precedes effective categorical learning; tangent structure and decision structure are independent enrichments whose intersection supports DIAL

Differential-realization obstruction

Proposition

Tangent queries factoring through the coEilenberg–Moore coalgebra realization cannot distinguish differential presentations with equivalent realized tangent answers

PACC UOCL

Definition

Equivalence-invariant categorical probes, bounded discrepancy, a declared probe distribution, structural coverage, and separate accuracy and confidence parameters

PACC evolvability

Definition

Polynomially bounded categorical mutation neighborhoods; selection sees aggregate empirical probe performance rather than example-indexed repairs; mutations remain doctrine-valid and invariant under declared equivalences

PAC as discrete PACC

Proposition

Discrete instance and label categories with objectwise zero–one probes recover ordinary PAC risk and quantifiers exactly

Finite realizable PACC

Theorem

Finite query quotient, realizable target, zero–one discrepancy, i.i.d. probes, and a sample-consistent learner

Finite agnostic PACC

Theorem

Finite query quotient, bounded probe loss, i.i.d. probes, and empirical risk minimization; excess risk follows from uniform Hoeffding control

Persistent PACC confidence

Proposition

Finite horizon, conditional per-time guarantees, a union bound, and conservative comparison maps on the settled doctrine


Claim

Status

Boundary

Least causally available past

Proposition

Small poset of times; causal regions are downward closed

Online and persistent UDL

Definitions

Prefix restriction, non-anticipation, and registered coherent transport

Fixed-shape online Kan invariance

Theorem

Small indexing categories, fixed \(J,K\), and existence of the relevant Kan extensions

Prefix exactness

Definition

Invertible coherent Beck–Chevalley mates for growing observation diagrams

Online Kan quotient refinement

Proposition

Conservative revelation and existence of prefixwise quotients

Decision nerve and skeletal filtration

Proposition

Small decision-history category and its ordinary simplicial nerve

Inner-horn composition

Proposition

Ordinary categorical nerve; full Kan filling occurs exactly for groupoids

Simplicial online UDL

Definition

Compatible decorations on truncated simplex categories

Skeletal continuity of UDL

Theorem

Filtered colimits commute with the pointwise limits used by the right Kan extension

Homotopy-coherent online UDL

Definition

Localization at declared semantic weak equivalences and existence of derived Kan extensions

Homotopy Kan invariance

Proposition

Objectwise equivalence in the localized decision semantics

Homotopical repair profile

Definition

Derived mapping spaces for registered horn-lifting problems

Two-component inner-horn repair

Proposition and worked example

Two contractible candidate components and one later binary consistency constraint

Derived skeletal continuity

Theorem

Presentable stable target and finite pointwise right-Kan consistency shapes

Derived tangent comparison

Open problem

Requires a homotopical tangent functor and compatibility with derived Kan extensions

Static right-Kan comparator semantics

Proposition

Nonempty connected finite time category and existence of the required limit

Online comparison observer

Definition

Common value types and a separately declared comparison morphism

Crossword universal completion

Definition and proposition

Finite clue–crossing incidence diagram in \(\mathbf{Set}\) with registered, length-typed candidate sets

Sudoku universal completion

Definition and proposition

Finite cell–unit incidence diagram with registered all-different relations

FRM fixed-point admission

Definition and empirical connection

Soundness requires decoded learned fixed points to factor through the universal Sudoku solution object

Categorical OCO declaration

Definition

Convex decision algebra, order-lax losses, comparator and tangent declarations

Euclidean OCO recovery

Proposition

Nonempty bounded closed convex \(K\subseteq \mathbb {R}^d\) and bounded convex losses

Finite enriched Kan accumulation

Theorem

Finite horizon, discrete observations, \(\mathbb {R}\)-linear enrichment

Exact tangent comparison

Theorem

Fixed diagram shape and standard tangent on finite-dimensional vector spaces

Typed FTRL sensitivity

Proposition

Positive-definite cumulative Hessian and smooth interior readout

Metric-proximal FTRL tangent lift

Theorem

Smooth convex loss, positive-definite metric, and positive proximal scale

Proximal contraction certificate

Theorem

Anchor tangent; strict contraction requires relative strong convexity

Normalized FTRL tangent convergence

Theorem

Uniform coercivity and convergence of normalized base and tangent data

Contractive update tangent convergence

Theorem

Finite-dimensional smooth realization and uniform linearized contraction

FTRL/mirror equivalence

Corollary

Unconstrained, constant-step, Euclidean, linearized-loss presentation

Bandit barycentric reconstruction

Proposition

Finite arms and a full-support sampling distribution; equality holds after expectation

No deterministic pathwise bandit reconstruction

Proposition

At least two arms and arbitrary loss vectors

Bandit tangent and second-moment control

Proposition

Sampling distributions bounded away from the simplex boundary

Barycentric tangent reconstruction

Proposition

Differentiable full-support sampling and loss curves

Bandit regret transfer

Theorem

Oblivious losses, adapted full-support sampling, and a pathwise surrogate bound

Entropic adversarial bandit rate

Corollary

Finite arms, oblivious losses, and importance-weighted exponential updates

One-point smoothed-gradient reconstruction

Proposition

Convex Euclidean domain, ball smoothing, and differentiability of the average

Free convex completion for boosting

Proposition

Finite-support mixtures in \(D(H)\) and pointwise convex structure on \(K^C\)

Conditional weak-to-strong amplification

Theorem

Requires a supplied potential contraction certificate; deriving that certificate from a categorical weak learner remains open

Decision-presentation quotient

Proposition

UDL semantics, readout, and observer must invert every registered presentation equivalence


Claim

Status

Boundary

Comparator-sketch representation

Theorem

Right-Kan-admissible reference-shape map, replete admissible class, and existence of the right Kan extension

Block-static comparator spectrum

Proposition and corollary

Finite chain, contiguous partitions, and real-valued minimization for regret monotonicity

Approximate comparator observer transfer

Proposition

Chosen trajectory metric and Lipschitz evaluation and observer; not supplied by universality

Intrinsic asynchronous execution

Definition

Finite event poset, processor ownership, causal-past reads, and an external linearization observer

Asynchronous schedule invariance

Theorem

Finite event poset and commuting update endomorphisms at every incomparable pair

Asynchronous distributed minimization and Q-learning

Worked interpretation

Local component objectives, declared stale reads, fair coordinate updates, and separately supplied stochastic and contraction observers

Endogenous comparator descent

Open problem

Requires closed-loop construction before testing descent along a reference shape

Generator-level agentic safety

Proposition

Realized information category generated by declared edges whose objects and morphisms lie in an admitted execution subcategory

Safety under information-shape extension

Theorem

Pointwise right Kan extension and closure of the admitted subcategory under the required comma-category limits

Asynchronous revocation obstruction

Proposition

Incomparable revocation and use events with a decision rule adapted only to the local causal past

Audit observer distinguishability

Proposition

Faithfulness is necessary only on safety-relevant executions and does not detect channels outside the observer’s domain

Temporal contract descent

Proposition

Behavioral contract is a subobject in a sheaf topos and local verification witnesses agree on every overlap

Resilient intervention naturality

Open problem

Stop, veto, revocation, and rollback must commute with delegation and revoke derived authority

Independent-block repair

Proposition

Product decomposition on the registered context and queries factoring through protected complementary blocks

Canonical homotopy-coherent repair

Proposition

Contractible admissible filler space and homotopy-invariant downstream semantics

Quadratic tangent repair residual

Theorem

Finite-dimensional smooth realization, exact linearized repair, and Lipschitz derivative

Euclidean approachability checkpoint

Theorem

Closed convex target, bounded vector payoff, and Blackwell separating condition

Compositional structural transport

Theorem

Beck–Chevalley pasting, conservative observers, safety preservation, and coherent tangent comparisons when applicable

Finite persistence core

Theorem

Finite environment path and a common subobject admitting structural transport at every step; infinite persistence remains open

Causal interpretation

Not established

Requires intervention semantics and identification assumptions