BIT-CTSC-001: Causal Tempo & Survival Control — Typed Semantics, Analytic Proof, Finite Property/CAS Evidence, and Lean 4.30.0 Source Handoff

BIT-CTSC-001 introduces Causal Tempo & Survival Control, a pre-canonical formal programme for typed, event-sourced reasoning about opening obligations, certified closure, backlog, exposure debt, response tempo, survival floors, reserve envelopes and active-probe affordability in a finite mission-tempo model. F1 freezes the object and well-formedness layer; F2 defines deterministic finite transition and three-valued judgement semantics; F3 freezes 8 independent theorem candidates, 7 derived results, 10 supporting records, 18 obligation routes and 37 countermodel/witness routes. F4 provides human-readable analytic proofs within the declared scope. F5 executes 3,020,715 Python checks and 703,308 separate Node.js checks with zero failures, kills 32/32 semantic mutations, regresses 37/37 frozen routes and reproduces two clean local reruns. F6A authors and statically audits a Lean 4 source candidate with 8/8 core, 7/7 derived and 10/10 support mappings, plus 625,989 finite alignment checks. The exact Lean 4.30.0 toolchain was unavailable, so parser, elaborator and kernel were not invoked; the mechanized theorem count remains zero. This release is not F7 independent review, field or production certification, a universal survival law, a calibrated risk metric or authority to act. DCCC F6B toolchain debt remains preserved and is not inherited or repaired by CTSC.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-08-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22128317
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Distributed systems and fault tolerance
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BIT-CTSC-001: Causal Tempo & Survival Control — Typed Semantics, Analytic Proof, Finite Property/CAS Evidence, and Lean 4.30.0 Source Handoff

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Distributed systems and fault tolerance
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BIT-CTSC-001: Causal Tempo & Survival Control — Typed Semantics, Analytic Proof, Finite Property/CAS Evidence, and Lean 4.30.0 Source Handoff

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BIT-CTSC-001 introduces Causal Tempo & Survival Control, a pre-canonical formal programme for typed, event-sourced reasoning about opening obligations, certified closure, backlog, exposure debt, response tempo, survival floors, reserve envelopes and active-probe affordability in a finite mission-tempo model. F1 freezes the object and well-formedness layer; F2 defines deterministic finite transition and three-valued judgement semantics; F3 freezes 8 independent theorem candidates, 7 derived results, 10 supporting records, 18 obligation routes and 37 countermodel/witness routes. F4 provides human-readable analytic proofs within the declared scope. F5 executes 3,020,715 Python checks and 703,308 separate Node.js checks with zero failures, kills 32/32 semantic mutations, regresses 37/37 frozen routes and reproduces two clean local reruns. F6A authors and statically audits a Lean 4 source candidate with 8/8 core, 7/7 derived and 10/10 support mappings, plus 625,989 finite alignment checks. The exact Lean 4.30.0 toolchain was unavailable, so parser, elaborator and kernel were not invoked; the mechanized theorem count remains zero. This release is not F7 independent review, field or production certification, a universal survival law, a calibrated risk metric or authority to act. DCCC F6B toolchain debt remains preserved and is not inherited or repaired by CTSC.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Oldham Council (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Distributed systems and fault tolerance
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