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Foundation Strict Tminus1 To T8 Bridge Obstruction Status Table Name Status Orde

A machine-checked table records which steps in a ten-level forcing chain are proved and which remain open targets.

The audit table

The declaration strict_tminus1_to_t8_bridge_obstruction_status_table_name_status_order is a bookkeeping device inside a machine-checked library of formal results. It names the rows of a table that tracks the status of each level in a chain of derivations running from T-1 up to T8. The table is the public record of what the framework's library has actually proved and what it has not yet proved. Each row carries a label, a theorem name, and a status: FORCED for levels with a completed proof, or OPEN for levels that remain targets.

The chain itself is the framework's central claim. It starts from a cost function J(x) = (x + 1/x)/2 - 1, forced by five plain conditions, and derives in order the golden ratio phi, an eight-tick recognition cycle, and three spatial dimensions. The table records the status of each level: T0 through T8 all appear as FORCED. The strict surface separates the carrier-forced floor, analytic theorem surfaces, structural bridge inputs, and the obstruction audit, so that the table shows exactly which parts of the chain rest on completed proofs and which parts feed into an audit of remaining gaps.

What the table does not claim is as important as what it records. The FORCED status means the level is proved within the framework's axioms, not that the physical recognition-to-linking bridge is closed. The bridge that connects the topological result about three dimensions to the physical claim about space remains an open target. The table also does not claim that the open frontier goals are closed; it lists them as open, with certificates recording their status. The declaration is a status report, not a proof of the missing links.

THEOREM strict_tminus1_to_t8_frontier_entries · IndisputableMonolith/Foundation.lean
strict_tminus1_to_t8_frontier_entries · IndisputableMonolith/Foundation.lean:340
/-- Named post-capstone frontier goals left open by the strict T-1-to-T8 closure. -/
abbrev strict_tminus1_to_t8_frontier_entries :=
  StrictTMinus1ToT8Frontier.frontierEntries
THEOREM strict_tminus1_to_t8_completion · IndisputableMonolith/Foundation.lean
strict_tminus1_to_t8_completion · IndisputableMonolith/Foundation.lean:328
/-- Single checked completion certificate for the strict T-1-to-T8 strengthening plan. -/
abbrev strict_tminus1_to_t8_completion :=
  StrictTMinus1ToT8.strict_plan_completion_certificate
THEOREM strict_tminus1_to_t8_open_frontier_entries · IndisputableMonolith/Foundation.lean
strict_tminus1_to_t8_open_frontier_entries · IndisputableMonolith/Foundation.lean:424
/-- Computed open post-capstone frontier entries. -/
abbrev strict_tminus1_to_t8_open_frontier_entries :=
  StrictTMinus1ToT8Frontier.openFrontierEntries

What this page does not claim

The declaration does not prove the physical recognition-to-linking bridge. The FORCED status does not mean the framework's axioms are the only possible starting point. The table does not claim the open frontier goals are closed.

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$ lake env lean IndisputableMonolith/Foundation.lean
expected axiom basis: [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound] (the Lean kernel's standard three; no RS-specific axioms)

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