Axiomatic and Synthetic Theory (AST) — Master Corpus v1.0

Axiomatic and Synthetic Theory (AST) — Master Corpus v1.0 This record constitutes the master corpus release of Axiomatic and Synthetic Theory (AST) v1.0. AST is a theory-generating, a priori methodological framework for constructing minimal axiomatic structures and deriving their necessary consequences—postulates, principles, and theorems—prior to empirical investigation. Empirical methods (qualitative or quantitative) are employed downstream only to test theorem-derived predictions via instantiation under explicit scope conditions. The AST corpus is designed to address structural failure modes common across scientific disciplines, including ad hoc patching, scope drift, untracked assumptions, and probabilistic substitution for missing structure. It enforces minimality, derivational discipline, explicit scope, and deterministic-form prediction within bounded domains. This master record defines the formal scope and integrity boundary of AST v1.0.It aggregates and cross-references the complete, authoritative document set for this release.