Claim PUB-persistent-stacks-scaffolding--thm-transfer-intro

Exact statement

Theorem 1.1 (Real-time transfer). Let $L$ be recognized by a finite deterministic strict real-time multitape Turing machine with a fixed positive number of ordinary single-head work tapes. The machine receives one input symbol and makes one global transition per step, has no input-length advice, and performs no post-input computation. Then $L^R\in\mathsf{PEG}.$

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Real-time multitape languages transfer to parsing expression grammars, Theorem 1.1 →

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Reviewed on 2026-08-25 for stable extraction, publication anchor, and KaTeX validation. No theorem-level hostile proof audit is asserted.

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