Machine-checked model in Rocq establishes that governance is coterminous with expressibility via four primitive constructors in a symmetric monoidal category with capability bounds and verified coherence.
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Mechanizes three governance theorems in Coq and proves two on paper for structural governance in AI systems, with runtime verification via property-based testing showing zero discrepancies.
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