Formal Verification — Reproducibility

Direct answer

Formal Verification — Reproducibility is limited to the bound authority, implementation, or commercial acquisition state and carries its exclusions explicitly.

Answer contract

Apply the reproducibility lens only to the exact inspected source scope; do not infer authority from adjacent topics.

Evidence and exact locators

t21-formal-proof-lifecycle — lib/evidence-dossier/formal-proof-fixture.ts — FORMAL_PROOF_FIXTURE_DOSSIER and FORMAL_PROOF_FIXTURE_DIGEST. Supports: Binds a synthetic interval claim to a machine-checked Lean proof, deterministic calculation, sources, and an offline-verifiable package.

src-nist-formal-verification — Definition and Notes. Supports: Defines formal verification through formal requirements, a model, logic, and rules of inference.

What the evidence does not establish

A proof establishes deduction under declared assumptions, not empirical truth, source fidelity, kernel equivalence, or independent reproduction.

Does not establish that a particular model matches the implemented system or that a particular proof is sound.

Rights and reuse

project-owned-reference-only

reference-only

Dependencies and related concepts

applies-to: urn:maha:concept:computation:formal-verification

governed-by: urn:maha:concept:governance

evidence-for: urn:maha:concept:computation

Authority or implementation

This authority or implementation section is constrained to the same inspected scope: Binds a synthetic interval claim to a machine-checked Lean proof, deterministic calculation, sources, and an offline-verifiable package. Defines formal verification through formal requirements, a model, logic, and rules of inference.

It must preserve the recorded boundary: A proof establishes deduction under declared assumptions, not empirical truth, source fidelity, kernel equivalence, or independent reproduction. Does not establish that a particular model matches the implemented system or that a particular proof is sound.

Mechanism or acquisition state

This mechanism or acquisition state section is constrained to the same inspected scope: Binds a synthetic interval claim to a machine-checked Lean proof, deterministic calculation, sources, and an offline-verifiable package. Defines formal verification through formal requirements, a model, logic, and rules of inference.

It must preserve the recorded boundary: A proof establishes deduction under declared assumptions, not empirical truth, source fidelity, kernel equivalence, or independent reproduction. Does not establish that a particular model matches the implemented system or that a particular proof is sound.

Verification and uncertainty

This verification and uncertainty section is constrained to the same inspected scope: Binds a synthetic interval claim to a machine-checked Lean proof, deterministic calculation, sources, and an offline-verifiable package. Defines formal verification through formal requirements, a model, logic, and rules of inference.

It must preserve the recorded boundary: A proof establishes deduction under declared assumptions, not empirical truth, source fidelity, kernel equivalence, or independent reproduction. Does not establish that a particular model matches the implemented system or that a particular proof is sound.

What this does not establish

This what this does not establish section is constrained to the same inspected scope: Binds a synthetic interval claim to a machine-checked Lean proof, deterministic calculation, sources, and an offline-verifiable package. Defines formal verification through formal requirements, a model, logic, and rules of inference.

It must preserve the recorded boundary: A proof establishes deduction under declared assumptions, not empirical truth, source fidelity, kernel equivalence, or independent reproduction. Does not establish that a particular model matches the implemented system or that a particular proof is sound.

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