Stage 12A: causal initial-query and anchor prefix #
This module is executable plumbing only. The machine is indexed by the
dimension and receives the exponent at runtime through MethodInput. Its
transition function contains no oracle or admissible instance; objective data
enters only through the continuation of Action.query.
Runtime-only anchor configuration reconstructed after the counted query at
x0. This definition has no proof-side problem parameters.
Equations
- O3.anchorPrefixConfig input f0 g0 G = { q := O3.conjugateExponent input.p, x₀ := input.x0, f₀ := f0, g₀ := g0, G := G, M₀ := input.M0 }
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Causal prefix states. earlyDone and accepted are explicit handoff
states; Stage 12A terminates there, while a later controller may reuse the
unchanged preceding transitions and replace only their terminal actions.
- needX0 {d : ℕ} (input : MethodInput d) : AnchorPrefixState d
- anchoring {d : ℕ} (input : MethodInput d) (f0 : ℝ) (g0 : Vec d) (G : ℝ) (epoch : ℕ) : AnchorPrefixState d
- earlyDone {d : ℕ} (input : MethodInput d) : AnchorPrefixState d
- accepted {d : ℕ} (input : MethodInput d) (f0 : ℝ) (g0 : Vec d) (G : ℝ) (epoch : ℕ) : AnchorPrefixState d
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One observation-driven prefix transition. The only objective values used below are fields of observations delivered by query continuations.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
- O3.anchorPrefixAction (O3.AnchorPrefixState.earlyDone input) = O3.Action.done input.x0
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The one dimension-indexed concrete first-order method for the causal prefix. The real exponent is read only from runtime input.
Equations
- O3.anchorPrefixMethod d = { State := O3.AnchorPrefixState d, initial := O3.AnchorPrefixState.needX0, action := O3.anchorPrefixAction }
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The first executable action is definitionally the counted query at x0.
The one-query early-success execution, before any anchor probe.
The public one-query early branch specialized to any admissible instance; the method itself remains the same dimension-indexed object.
One executable anchoring query, exposed without unfolding the subsequent recursive machine step.
An accepted handoff consumes exactly the final done action and makes no
additional query.
Proof-level anchor success produces the identical causal suffix execution.
The extra unit of method fuel is the final done action.
Every causal suffix success reconstructs the identical proof-level anchor result.
Exact bidirectional suffix equivalence.
Full nontrivial prefix equivalence in the proof-level-to-causal direction.
Converse reconstruction: every accepted causal run of the corresponding
fuel has one proof-level runAnchor result with identical accepted data and
trace.
The accepted probe is the last observation of every successful proof-level anchor execution.
Stage-3 termination transported to the concrete causal prefix.