Capacity–Locality Certification — executable certification framework validating systems against capacity bounds and locality constraints.
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Capacity–Locality Certification — executable certification framework validating systems against capacity bounds and locality constraints.
Unified Capacity–Locality Problem (UCLP): a formal decision framework for bounded locality, information capacity, and progress accounting in polynomial-time computation. Includes the canonical CutStrings benchmark and URF-ADMISSIBLE criteria.
Unified Capacity–Locality Problem (UCLP): a decision framework for bounded locality, bounded information injection, and valid progress accounting in polynomial-time computation. Includes the canonical CutStrings benchmark and URF-ADMISSIBLE predicate.
Canonical counterexamples and boundary constructions for OWC-style rigidity and capacity–locality claims. Includes explicit witnesses, verification scripts, and documented failure modes to delineate admissible vs. non-admissible regimes.
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