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Established in scope

Complete binary three-interface classification

In the question: Observable reality: minimal conditions and counterworlds

Complete bounded classification of three binary interfaces; no particle/generation/dimension interpretation. One-shot consistency does not force a fixed order.

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Result

Of 4096 no-self-influence candidates,744 are uniquely consistent under all64 local one-shot contexts.488 are acyclic; each of the remaining256 has an explicit reversible local two-copy control with zero or two fixed points (128 each). All744 process/order entries and256 witnesses were independently reproduced. The488 positive cases analytically work for all replica counts and arbitrary joint deterministic controls.

Required assumptions

  • Finite deterministic processes with full joint replica control

    Supply finite nonempty local input/output sets and total w:product O->product I. Every finite number of coordinatewise independent replicas allows every joint deterministic map I_k^M->O_k^M at corresponding interfaces, including constants/erasure. Require at least one global solution for every such experiment; do not assume a global order.

Original evidence

  • PROOF.txt lines 84–148

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    experiments/theory-contracts/foundational-process-classification-20261016/PROOF.txt

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  • classify_composable.py lines 1–63

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    experiments/theory-contracts/foundational-process-classification-20261016/classify_composable.py

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finding:three-binary-processes-two-copy-reversible-classification