Failed approach · scope boundary

MRF-046

Calling the ten-product BCLR interpolation rank-optimal

Exact statement

Calling the ten-product BCLR interpolation rank-optimal. two-node interpolation literally creates ten rank-one terms, but global algebraic simplification or a different exact algorithm can use fewer. The checker proves identity, not minimality.

Statusrejected.
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

two-node interpolation literally creates ten rank-one terms, but global algebraic simplification or a different exact algorithm can use fewer. The checker proves identity, not minimality.

Verification notes

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Limitations

  • distinguish literal debordering cost from exact tensor rank and from optimized executable arithmetic.

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