Appendix K: Meta-lessons and epistemic audit

This appendix records what the problem-resolution program revealed about the framework and how to read it, for the next reviewer; it is an audit of process, not a new result. Of the thirteen open problems, one closed analytically, several advanced to a reproduced number, two to a forced structure, one was reframed, and one was returned as an honest negative.

This appendix records what the resolution program revealed about the framework and how to read it, for the next reviewer. It is an audit of process, not a new result.

This appendix records what the resolution program revealed about the framework and how to read it, for the next reviewer. It is an audit of process, not a new result.

What happened (epistemic audit)

Of the thirteen problems, one closed analytically (#3, the geometric 2π); several advanced from “mechanism only” to a reproduced number (#5, #6, #9, #10); two advanced from “qualitative” or “not derived” to a forced structure (#11 acceleration feasibility, #12 the locking dichotomy); one was reframed from a flat conflict to an open dynamical item (#2); one remains an explicit open input (#4, absolute G); and one was returned as an honest negative (#13, solar activity). No problem was closed by adjusting a definition, a value, or a gate—the audit trail is the set of scripts named in Appendix (versionhistory), each deterministic and tied to its page's slug.

Meta-lessons for the next reviewer