Definition · presentation dynamics

QA-RA-S6-D15

Two-reservoir receipt amplifier

Exact statement

A two-reservoir receipt amplifier transports a latent distinction through one observation-null region, uses a seam to manufacture a second presentation with a fresh null region, and exposes the distinction only at the second seam.

StatusPrecisely stated and realized by an exact reverse-and-add family
External reviewNo documented external or specialist review of this FPRD result is recorded.

Context

The definition distinguishes serial waiting from a seam that changes the presentation doctrine and creates the state space for a second delay.

Hypotheses and scope

  • A deterministic presentation update and a declared observation are fixed.
  • Both transport regions are null for that observation until their terminal seams.

Proof or evidence

QA-RA-S6-T15 realizes the definition exactly: a first binary carry gap is exhausted, the raw seam creates a second separated-flank gap, and the hidden source bit activates only after crossing both.

Verification notes

The two gap budgets were checked separately; the second is newly created and is not residual slack from the first.

Limitations

  • The definition alone does not imply that latencies add or that either reservoir is minimal.

Open work

Formulate a doctrine-neutral composition theorem for seams that convert exhausted resources into fresh null-receipt coordinates.