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Structural Laws Index (URF)

This document indexes the frozen structural laws governing the Unified Rigidity Framework (URF) and its core subframeworks. These laws define what classes of strategies, refinements, or descriptions are structurally possible under explicit admissibility conditions.

This index is descriptive, not promotional. Each law is frozen in its canonical repository.


URF Core Laws

1. URF Admissibility Law (URF-ADMISSIBLE)

Statement (informal):
Any claim certified under URF must respect locality, bounded per-step information gain, and explicit accounting of extracted information.

Role:
Defines the admissible class of refinement, inference, and certification strategies.

Canonical specification:
docs/foundations/urf_admissible_spec.md (this repository)


2. URF Applicability Test (URF-AT)

Statement (informal):
URF applies only to claims that assert necessity, impossibility, optimality, or inevitability. Exploratory, heuristic, or provisional work lies outside URF scope.

Role:
Prevents category errors and misuse of rigidity arguments.

Canonical specification:
docs/foundations/urf_applicability_test.md (this repository)


Chronos Laws

3. Chronos Strategy-Class No-Go Law

Statement (formal):
For satisfiable families with ( H(X_n)=\Omega(n) ), any admissible fixed-radius local refinement strategy that recovers a witness with vanishing ambiguity must incur [ \mathrm{TC}(T) \ge \Omega(n). ]

Role:
Rules out sublinear total information extraction within the admissible strategy class. Optimization within the class cannot evade the bound.

Canonical statement:
Chronos-EntropyDepth
docs/foundations/chronos_no_go_theorem.md


Status

  • All listed laws are frozen.
  • Extensions may strengthen bounds but must not weaken stated constraints.
  • Conditional laws are explicitly labeled in their canonical locations.

Scope Note

This index records structural boundaries, not empirical predictions and not performance claims.