Failed approach · scope boundary

MRF-025

Treating strong bisimulation as storage-context minimal

Exact statement

Treating strong bisimulation as storage-context minimal. an independent dead gate creates a transition between equal storage observations. The states before and after that gate are not strongly bisimilar, but gate insertion/deletion preserves every composite schedule weight in every downstream context.

Statusrefuted in the untrimmed model.
External reviewNo documented external or specialist review of the FPRD synthesis is recorded.

Context

The research record preserves failed approaches when they expose a model boundary, an invalid transfer, or an unsupported strengthening.

Proof or evidence

an independent dead gate creates a transition between equal storage observations. The states before and after that gate are not strongly bisimilar, but gate insertion/deletion preserves every composite schedule weight in every downstream context.

Verification notes

The dead-gate strictness witness, schedule insertion/deletion proof, explicit completion marker, and 118-context finite corroboration were rechecked on 2026-09-01. The result remains restricted to untrimmed fixed DAGs and the storage coordinate.

Limitations

  • exact offline storage sees completed observable behavior, not every internal branch-preserving step.

Open work

Determine whether strictness survives after imposing the natural trimmed-DAG condition.