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IndisputableMonolith.Ethics.Virtues.FiniteLatticeEnumeration

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This module establishes the abstract carrier-and-generator framework for finite lattice enumeration in the virtues domain. It introduces the Admissible predicate on a carrier, generator actions, preservation properties, and reachability constructs to support ethical state modeling. Researchers addressing the DREAM completeness program cite it as the setup for later equivalence proofs. The module is definitional, supplying the basic objects and relations used downstream without a central theorem.

claimLet $C$ be a carrier set. The central object is the admissible-state predicate $A : C → Prop$, equipped with generator actions $G$, preservation maps $P$, reachable transitions, and reachability witnesses $W$ such that reachable states imply sigma-preserving properties.

background

The module operates inside the abstract carrier-and-generator framework of Recognition Science applied to ethics and virtues. It defines Admissible as an admissible-state predicate on the carrier, together with GenAction for generator actions on states, Preserves for maps that preserve admissible structure, and ReachableTransition together with ReachabilityWitness for tracking transitions under finite generator sequences. The setting supplies the lattice-enumeration primitives needed for completeness arguments in the DREAM program.

proof idea

This is a definition module, no proofs. It enumerates the core predicates (Admissible, GenAction, Preserves, SigmaPreserving) and the basic lemmas (reachable_implies_sigma_preserving, reachability_witness_yields_reachable, SigmaPreservingIsReachable) that relate reachability to preservation properties on the finite lattice.

why it matters in Recognition Science

The module supplies the abstract carrier-and-generator framework that SigmaPreservingProof uses to close the SigmaPreservingIsReachable residual in the DREAM completeness program. It therefore supplies the foundational definitions and relations that allow later proofs to equate sigma-preserving maps with reachable transitions inside the virtues lattice.

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