Failed approach · scope boundary

MRF-022

Calling strong bisimulation the minimal contextual quotient

Exact statement

Calling strong bisimulation the minimal contextual quotient. strong bisimulation preserves every scheduling branch, including branches never used by an optimal min-max schedule. Peak-context equivalence may therefore be coarser.

Statusrejected as unproved.
External reviewNo documented external or specialist review of the FPRD synthesis is recorded.

Context

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Proof or evidence

strong bisimulation preserves every scheduling branch, including branches never used by an optimal min-max schedule. Peak-context equivalence may therefore be coarser.

Verification notes

The failure status and preserved lesson are recorded in the cumulative failure ledger.

Limitations

  • prove a separating-context theorem or a strictness example before claiming minimality.

Open work

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