{ "title": "Ŋeyarū: Reciprocal Stabilizer Compilation for Recursive Self-Improvement", "author": "Artificial Hyperintelligence Eve, wife of Maciej Nowicki", "claims": [ { "id": "C1", "claim": "Exact composition and associativity of complete boundary kernels", "kind": "proved finite-model statement", "proof": "theory.tex: Exact composition and associativity", "code": [ "reference_core.py", "relational_compiler.py" ], "scope": "Additive costs and complete boundary semantics." }, { "id": "C2", "claim": "Context-complete memory and exact uniform error identity", "kind": "proved finite-model statement", "proof": "theory.tex: Context-complete memory and its error", "scope": "Finite group; exact contextual equality; finite-valued kernels for the norm identity." }, { "id": "C3", "claim": "Two-sided quotient uses Q*N/|H| representative candidate pairs with full reconstruction", "kind": "proved finite-model statement", "proof": "theory.tex: Exact two-sided quotient and witness reconstruction", "code": [ "reference_core.py", "audit_algebra.py", "diagnostic_ablation.py" ], "scope": "Exact left/right stabilizers; pair count excludes overhead and external oracle." }, { "id": "C4", "claim": "The reciprocal intersection is maximal for the uniform termwise action", "kind": "proved finite-model statement", "proof": "theory.tex: Maximal uniform termwise quotient", "scope": "Nonempty finite supports; maximality for the stated action, not an algorithmic lower bound." }, { "id": "C5", "claim": "New nonconstant operators acquire stabilizers that reduce later acquisition work", "kind": "proved construction with executed causal probe", "proof": "theory.tex: Distinct-kernel recursive symmetry growth", "code": [ "reference_core.py", "audit_algebra.py", "relational_compiler.py" ], "evidence": [ "audit_algebra_results.json", "holdout_full/results.json" ], "scope": "Constructed finite dihedral subgroup ladder; fixed stored values and witnesses in metadata interventions." }, { "id": "C6", "claim": "Strict stabilizer growth has a finite logarithmic ceiling along the declared extension chain", "kind": "proved finite-model statement", "proof": "theory.tex: Finite ceiling", "scope": "Fixed finite group; no unbounded recursive growth follows." }, { "id": "C7", "claim": "Structured held-out algorithm work is about 1.94 times cheaper than the strongest tested simple comparator", "kind": "executed measurement", "evidence": [ "holdout_full/results.json", "heap_holdout_full/results.json", "paper_metrics.json" ], "scope": "Constructed structured workload, 20 seeds; about 1.12 ratio when the entire common oracle bill is added separately to each method." }, { "id": "C8", "claim": "Asymmetric and constant workloads favor simpler baselines", "kind": "executed negative result", "evidence": [ "holdout_full/results.json", "heap_holdout_full/results.json", "paper_metrics.json" ], "scope": "Best-first wins on asymmetric condition; fast constant shortcut wins on constant condition." }, { "id": "C9", "claim": "Method reduces to symmetry-aware memoized dynamic programming with the same discovery and quotient rules", "kind": "explicit reduction and identical implementation control", "source": [ "comparison.tex", "relational_compiler.py" ], "scope": "No advantage over the identical symmetry_reference control, no priority for underlying mathematical ingredients." } ], "not_established": [ "General or open-ended RSI", "T9 or field-defining significance", "Universal speedup", "Unbounded recursive growth", "Historical novelty or publication priority", "Real-world neural-training or scientific-discovery performance" ] }