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research(B-0544): QG isomorphism Step 1 formalization (decomposed from 3614) #3618
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research(B-0544): QG isomorphism Step 1 formalization (decomposed from 3614) #3618
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AThis section states both that
Apreserves finite limits and thatAis non-monotone. For endomorphisms on the subobject-classifier logic, finite-limit preservation entails meet-preservation and therefore monotonicity, so these requirements conflict. Keeping both makes the operator specification inconsistent and undermines downstream claims that rely on these axioms.Useful? React with 👍 / 👎.
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The document defines
AasA : Ω → Ω, but the listed coherence laws applyAto morphisms likeμ_Xandη_X(A(μ_X),A(η_X)), which are not elements ofΩ. As written, these equations are not type-correct in the same formal system, so Step 1 cannot be mechanically reasoned about or proven from this spec. Please restate these laws in a typed form (for example via an induced action on subobjects or a natural transformation-level formulation).Useful? React with 👍 / 👎.
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The feedback entry says
docs/ROUND-HISTORY.mdwas updated in this round, but this commit only adds three new files and does not modifydocs/ROUND-HISTORY.md. In this repo’s audit-heavy workflow, that mismatch creates a false provenance trail and can mislead later rounds that rely on feedback docs for reconstruction.Useful? React with 👍 / 👎.
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