IndisputableMonolith.URCAdapters.CPMReports
The CPMReports module supplies #eval-friendly definitions that confirm the standalone CPM method certificate from the generator. Researchers using the URC framework cite it to verify generic A/B/C consequences and assumption consistency without domain material. The module structure consists of two sibling definitions wrapping the imported certificate for direct evaluation.
claimThe module defines a report $R$ confirming the standalone CPM certificate, where the certificate asserts that generic A/B/C consequences hold for any CPM model $M$ and that the assumptions are consistent (witnessed by a toy model).
background
This module belongs to the URCAdapters domain and imports only Mathlib plus the CPMMethodCert generator. The upstream certificate states that generic CPM A/B/C consequences are available for any CPM Model and that the CPM assumptions are consistent, witnessed by a concrete toy model. The report is intentionally free of domain or problem-specific material to remain standalone.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs. It contains two sibling definitions (methodReport and methodReport_ok) that wrap the imported certificate for direct #eval use.
why it matters in Recognition Science
This module makes the standalone CPM certificate accessible for reporting and evaluation inside the Recognition Science framework. It supports verification of generic consequences and assumption consistency, feeding the URC approach without introducing domain specifics. It closes the loop on the CPMMethodCert by providing an evaluable report form.
scope and limits
- Does not include any domain-specific or problem-specific material.
- Does not contain proofs or theorems beyond the imported certificate.
- Does not depend on modules outside the CPM generator and Mathlib.
- Does not claim results for specific physical models or data.