Theorem Map
The Theorem Map organizes the structural constraints, foundational logics, and invariant requirements spanning the corpus. It establishes what must be formalized, what must be proven, and what depends on what.
Scientific Review Dossier
REV
Scientific Review Dossier
This theory is indexed in the Scientific Review Dossier, where claims are mapped to evidence classes, source anchors, theorem targets, and review-readiness status.
Open the Scientific Review Dossier →A theorem target is not a completed theorem.
A proof sketch is not a verified proof.
A formal stub is not mechanical verification.
| Framework | Target | Status | Proof Obligation | Review Path |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SFR | Fabric-reality admissibility tuple | formalization target | define (O,R,T,I,B,M) and admissibility relation | formalization gateway |
| PHYSICA | law-layer corpus spine | conceptual architecture | define law-layer relation and status taxonomy | source/review |
| Fabricon | minimal relational unit | theorem target | tuple semantics and closure | Lean/HoTT |
| FQFT | fractal field stabilization | research target | equations, invariants, predictions | physics review |
| DFT | invariant-preserving digital fabric | architecture target | object, transformation, invariant set | implementation audit |