Marithmetics GUM Report: Executive Technical Report and Authority-of-Record Evidence Capsule

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Authors: Justin Grieshop
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Abstract

This record contains the executive technical report and Authority-of-Record (AoR) evidence capsule for the Marithmetics framework release anchored to: AoR folder:gum/authority_archive/AOR_20260209T040755Z_0fc79a0/ Master release archive:gum/authority_archive/AOR_20260209T040755Z_0fc79a0/MARI_MASTER_RELEASE_20260209T040755Z_0fc79a0.zip Master release sha256:c46392d1905c0b8a9305395dc7141af9c8cfc47c9b032d33e94d2eaca88c9c19 GUM bundle sha256:c299b1a7a8ef77f25c3ebb326cb73f060b3c7176b6ea9eb402c97273dc3cf66c This is the best single entry point for a technical reader who wants to evaluate the Marithmetics framework at the level of execution evidence rather than narrative summary. The report consolidates the key outputs of the canonical repository run into one audit surface, including: • selector governance and uniqueness evidence • exact rational coupling outputs • legality and admissibility controls • cosmology and cross-domain figures • deterministic stdout excerpts • artifact manifests and reproducibility hashes • claim ledger and execution transcript references Headline results documented in this report include: • exhaustive selector enumeration over 75,112,287,760 rule instances isolating the canonical ordered triple (137,107,103) • exact rational coupling proxies including alpha_em^{-1} = 137, sin^2(theta_W)^(Phi) = 7/30, and alpha_s^(Phi) = 2/17 • certified base invariance across tested numeral systems • lawful Fejér-type operator behavior contrasted against illegal sharp and signed controls • cross-domain execution evidence spanning cosmology, general relativity, quantum, Navier-Stokes, and neutrino-sector components This report should not be read as a separate theoretical paper. It is the executive technical report for a specific verified AoR run of the Marithmetics repository. Its purpose is to let a skeptical reader answer, from one document: • what was actually run • what passed • what failed • what artifacts were exported • what was hash-sealed • where the supporting code, logs, figures, and outputs live The Marithmetics repository is organized as a deterministic, reproducible, ZFC-conservative research program. Within that structure, the GUM Report functions as the audit-grade evidence layer for the framework. Evidence architecture:Tier A: deterministic structural outputs Tier B: legality and admissibility controls Tier E: external evaluation overlays If you want one document that shows what the framework claims, what the run produced, and how those claims connect to code and artifacts, this is that document. Repository:https://github.com/public-arch/Marithmetics

Fields of Study & Subjects

Scientific Computing and Data Management Diverse Interdisciplinary Research Studies Logic programming and type systems

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
6 March 2026
Language
EN