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The RippleLogic Library.

Current readings, research and teaching, with explicit public-release identities and the limits of their evidence. Earlier source history remains in the repositories rather than dominating this page.

Current formal public source

Books and research

Use and verification

Follow the license, citations and third-party exceptions stated with each file. A checksum verifies identity, not scientific validity; a proposal is not an adopted standard. Browse complete source history on GitHub ↗.

Quick glossary

Plain-language navigation for the public source documents. These definitions are a reading aid, not a replacement for the governing texts.

RG — Reality Grounding

Identify evidence, unknowns, assumptions and the strength of the claim that the available evidence can support.

RF / NCRC — Rights Floor / Non-Compensatory Rights Constraint

Protected rights are not purchased by gains elsewhere. A later welfare score cannot rescue an earlier rights-floor failure.

TRC — Tail-Risk Constraint

Examine severe downside and unacceptable ruin-class or irreversible exposure separately from ordinary expected benefit.

CSV — Containment and Structural Viability

Check dependencies, feasibility, governance, reversibility, monitoring, repair and the conditions needed for an option to remain viable.

RLS — RippleLogic Score

Compare residual welfare consequences only among the options that survive qualification. Scoring does not confer authority to execute.

SGP — Sentience Gradient Protocol

The separate protection companion: evidence, moral patienthood, protection, participation and role-specific scrutiny under uncertainty. It is not an extra cascade gate.

ORSH — Open Relational Substrate Hypothesis

The historical program label for a separate research collection on quantum records, locality and philosophical foundations. It does not govern the RippleLogic decision specification.

AIU — Absolute Infinite Union

The philosophical work within the ORSH / AIU collection. Numerical results and philosophical interpretation have separate evidence burdens.

AIAP — Artificial Intelligence Assurance Protocol

A claim-level assurance architecture for AI-mediated higher education, with its own working paper, standard, implementation materials and validation burden.

MHIOS — MathGov Human Interface and Orchestration Standard

A human-interface and orchestration companion. It does not add a cascade stage or turn record consistency into legal or operational authority.

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