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Research: cubic arbitrary-stride inversion without a length admission (no new kappa) - #977
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100-PR batch review at This remains open after scoped triage. Next review step: Uniform effective-depth and accuracy extension depends on the #846 solver and #862 analytic interface; review as a single proof family. This is a specific continuation point, not a rejection or a request to redo already recorded checks. Completed local evidence is retained separately from outstanding whole-head obligations. Batch review, attribution and evidence. Thank you for the contribution. |
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PR846's arbitrary-stride cyclic inverse has a precision admission depending on
log log L. This removes that condition and combines the unchanged solver with PR862's common-operator bound to give working precisionW <= p+m+9r^3at every cycle length and stride, under the inherited certified prime-power preparation hypotheses. No new kappa.For margin
beta=2^-gand working precisionW>=2g+8, rounded chain coefficients vanish after at most2g+ceil(log2 W)+4effective levels. A zero-coefficient subtree in the original solver returns exactly the once-rounded data. An explicit early-exit version therefore has identical output, letting the accuracy proof use the bounded effective depth while the unchanged implementation retains its original 40L record-traffic bound. The optional early-exit version costs at most 44L, including the coefficient scan and head return.Its local error fits PR862's existing partial-inverse argument. The package supplies exact cubic budgets for execution, root preparation and integer guards; the supplied-phase cost is
soft-O(r^3(p+m+r^3)) + O(rL) M(A+B_tau) + O(rL(A+B_tau)), withA=max(p,w)+2m+16r^3. Phase-oracle/input costs remain explicit. The Python reference does not claim to implement the inherited fast factorizer or asymptotically fast integer arithmetic.Validation on the frozen package:
bbc600db2fc15007b7c914f4f2b2ed55fa909c87; staged whitespace and file-byte checks pass.Reproduce with
python3 -I -O -B research/cyclic-stride-effective-depth/verify.pyandpython3 -I -O -B research/cyclic-stride-effective-depth/test_package.py. Scoped Python 3.11/3.14 CI is included; hosted results are separate from local validation.Only the construction/validation directories and their workflow are added. This remains PR846's clean scratch tape model, separate from PR951's neighboring-cycle dirty-array work. It does not provide bit-reversible arithmetic, common labels, full transform composition or the multiplication reduction. Finite checks and the written all-size argument are distinct; no independent human review or formal verification is claimed.
Credit Rohan Guliani's PR846, Charles Bethin's PR764, Chafik Boukhalfa's PR628/862 and Ali Romman's PR621, with their retained notices and classical sources. New integration by Chafik Boukhalfa with substantial OpenAI Codex assistance.