research: add observer-driven scale compiler S0–S2 (NARROW) - #141
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Outcome
This draft PR publishes S0--S2 for #140 with an intentionally narrow
disposition:
The S0/S1 freeze remains unchanged. S2 was publicly frozen before
implementation at commit
db9898888402d7be8bbd7458c7e6b7d86d011497andhas a separate post-freeze manifest.
Earned results
information-minimal joint-image repair;
(t=N^{-1/3}u,\ z=N^{-2/3}\xi);
(t=N^{-1/4}u,\ p=N^{-1/2}\xi,\ q=N^{-3/4}\eta);
((K+1)w_{\min}>\kappa);
besselj(N, N*z)lowers through a versioned DLMFrepresentation bridge, then the generic germ path derives
(\theta=N^{-1/3}\hat\theta) and (z-1=N^{-2/3}\hat\delta);
unregistered
bessely, unsafesin(N*x)tail semantics, regularGaussian saddles, and competing balances;
quartic cusp, domain, and oracle-leak controls.
Why the claim remains NARROW
The raw bridge selects one classical representation from a registry; it does
not discover integral representations. The local certificate does not prove
contour localization, remote-tail cancellation, Stokes/branch control, a
uniform error bound, or net economy.
SymPy 1.14 does not complete the same raw coupled-scale task, but can verify
the germ after representation information is supplied. No executable Wolfram
kernel or authenticated cloud path was available, so official capability
documentation is not counted as comparative execution evidence.
Surreal numbers remain semantically useful for organizing larger scale
ensembles, but they are not required by this exact rational Newton/germ
runtime. No surreal implementation is added.
Validation
Observed:
Architecture boundary
The changing symbolic grammar, representation registry, domain/branch
assumptions, and SymPy adapters remain in Python. A later Rust/PyO3 kernel is
appropriate only for stable exact rational constraints, DAG/obligation
transport, bounded candidate enumeration, and certificate replay after the
schema is frozen and profiling justifies FFI/packaging cost.
No main-package dependency or Experimental/Public API is introduced.
Governance
before the stable exact balance/replay kernel.
Next claim-expansion gate
Require both:
Bessel registry entry; and
strong automatic asymptotics system.
Until then, the responsible disposition is NARROW.
Tracks #140.