The next results that could connect the programme.
Eight research targets turn inner-time generation and outer-time completion into concrete mathematical and experimental work. Each target below names its prerequisites, a deliverable and a way to challenge the result.
Use a finite, inspectable construction to define the source state, retained memory and complete update. Give geometric, clock and matter measurements independent meanings. Calculate how an intervention changes all three.
Then establish stability and extend the construction. Several targets can develop together, but conclusions that depend on locality, normalization or a physical clock should keep those dependencies visible.
Build and measure
One source, declared instruments, accounted resources.
Prove a shared restriction
A relation that survives more than one setting or device.
Test, perturb and extend
Reserved predictions, controlled limits and informative failures.
Eight targets, each with a concrete next deliverable
Publish its state, update, instruments, parameters and resource budget. Export enough data for another researcher to verify one joint relation. A finite model is valuable when its restricted scope and adjustable inputs are explicit.
A theorem or an obstruction
Prove a relation for a nonempty family under declared assumptions, or construct two admissible models with the same proposed premises and different physical outputs. The latter identifies a missing restriction and prevents an arbitrary implementation from being mistaken for a necessary prediction.
A comparison that can discriminate
Specify the observable, units, conventional comparator, uncertainty model and reserved data. The experimental comparison workbench supports basic reproducible fits; correlated systematics or specialized experimental likelihoods require a suitable analysis beyond that tool.
Report a contribution with enough context to assess it
Name the target and the specific claim being tested.
List the source assumptions and identify any inputs calibrated from measurements.
Provide the derivation or code, parameters and complete outcome statistics.
State the stability regime, resource costs and limiting procedure.
Explain what observation or counterexample would revise the claim.
