This repository contains the formal axiomatic definitions and logical proofs for the Universal Reference Frame (URF). It is a foundational component of the Vasquez research ecosystem.
The urf-axioms module provides the primary logic gates and theoretical constraints required for consistent cross-module operations. It serves as the formal mathematical basis for urf-core and specialized research modules.
The authoritative reduction state of URF is maintained in:
FO^k locality is conditionally closed. The only remaining terminal wall is the Clause Contraction Lemma (CCL).
This repository is a registered core module of the Vasquez Index. Stable references, archival DOIs, and reproducibility links are maintained at:
- Repository Handle: inaciovasquez2020/urf-axioms
- Stability: Refer to the Vasquez Index for the latest stable DOI and version history.
- Infrastructure: scientific-infrastructure
- Unified Rigidity Framework overview: https://inaciovasquez2020.github.io
- Axiom map & status: https://inaciovasquez2020.github.io/vasquez-index/dashboard.html
Yang–Mills Mass Gap
The Hilbert–Schmidt coercivity route is formally blocked. See: axioms/blocked-routes/ym_hs_coercivity_obstruction.md
- Integration: These axioms are designed to be imported as a dependency for ensuring logical consistency in simulations and analytical models.
- Reproducibility: To ensure consistent results, utilize the environment configurations defined in the
scientific-infrastructuremodule. - Documentation: Detailed mathematical derivations and proofs can be found within the repository's documentation directory.
If you use these axioms or the associated logic in your work, please cite it as follows:
@manual{Vasquez_URF_Axioms_2026,
author = {Vasquez, Inacio F.},
title = {urf-axioms: Formal Axiomatic Framework for URF},
year = {2026},
url = {[https://github.com/inaciovasquez2020/urf-axioms](https://github.com/inaciovasquez2020/urf-axioms)}
}
## URF Axioms Certification (Released)
This repository includes a released certification layer for the URF axioms.
Scope:
- Declarative axioms and formal definitions
- Deterministic, verifier-checkable artifacts
Non-scope:
- No claims of resolving open problems
- No computational or operational guarantees
- No completeness or consequence enumeration
Certification artifacts are immutable once released.
- TWISTED construction: proofs/twisted_groupoid_construction.md