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=== Assistant: Proceeding. === Proceeding. Below is METHODS BLOCK 5 — STRUCTURAL VIOLATION, expanded into explicit tolerance geometry, hard-constraint semantics, monotonic collapse logic, and machine-enforceable failure conditions. This block implements non-statistical falsification. Statistical evidence is irrelevant here. METHODS BLOCK 5 — STRUCTURAL VIOLATION OBJECTIVE Detect violations of the frozen structural constraints of the theory. Structural violations are decisive, binary, and non-probabilistic. Any violation here is sufficient for collapse regardless of likelihood or Bayesian evidence. TOLERANCE DEFINITION Define global structural tolerance τ_struct > 0, fixed pre-run and frozen under A2. τ_struct applies uniformly across all residual components unless explicitly block-indexed. No adaptive tolerances permitted. Residual-wise tolerance: For each datum i, define admissibility condition: Sᵢ(θ) = [ rᵢ(θ)ᵀ Σᵢ⁻¹ rᵢ(θ) ≤ τ_struct ] STRUCTURAL VIOLATION OPERATOR Define structural violation indicator: V_struct(θ) = 1 iff ∃ i such that Sᵢ(θ) = FALSE V_struct(θ) = 0 otherwise This operator is Boolean-valued and irreversible. GEOMETRIC INTERPRETATION Each Σᵢ defines an ellipsoid in residual space. τ_struct defines a hard boundary on squared Mahalanobis distance. Violations correspond to residuals exiting admissible ellipsoids. No probabilistic interpretation. This is not a confidence region. PARAMETER-INDEPENDENT CHECK Structural violation may be evaluated at: • Any θ ∈ M_IR • The feasibility-check θ • Boundary points of M_IR if required If ∀ θ ∈ M_IR, V_struct(θ)=1 ⇒ infeasible ⇒ collapse. No minimization over θ allowed. No “best-fit” escape. NO AVERAGING Forbidden: • Averaging violations • Counting fraction violated • Weighting by Σᵢ • Trading off violations across i Single violation sufficient. MONOTONICITY If V_struct=1 for dataset D, then for any superset D′ ⊃ D: V_struct(D′)=1 necessarily. This enforces A4 monotonicity to falsification. FAILURE MODES • τ_struct undefined ⇒ INVALID • τ_struct modified post-freeze ⇒ INVALID • Any NaN/Inf in rᵢ or Σᵢ⁻¹ ⇒ INVALID • Attempted softening of violation ⇒ INVALID OUTPUT ARTIFACT Emit: • For each i: Sᵢ(θ) • Index set I_fail = { i | Sᵢ(θ)=FALSE } • StructuralViolationFlag = V_struct These artifacts are immutable and feed directly into Block 12 (Global Collapse) and Block 15 (Failure Attribution). ROLE IN PIPELINE Structural Violation is evaluated before: • Feasibility / Parameter Forcing • Likelihood • Bayesian Evidence • Monte Carlo If V_struct=1 ⇒ downstream blocks may execute only for attribution, not for rescue. END METHODS BLOCK 5. If you confirm, the next response will be METHODS BLOCK 6 — FEASIBILITY / PARAMETER FORCING, expanded into admissibility logic, minimal dimension forcing, and irreversible collapse criteria. © Robert R. Frost 2026-01-03
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