Authoritative index of conditional dependencies for the Final Wall.
This repository enumerates every statement that is currently conditional in the Final Wall program: assumptions, missing lemmas, witness principles, or inequalities that are required but not yet discharged unconditionally. It is an index, not a proof repository.
The purpose is disclosure, auditability, and closure planning.
- Records what is still conditional, exactly and explicitly
- Preserves a one‑to‑one mapping between conditionals and the manuscripts / formal artifacts that reference them
- Provides a stable surface for reviewers, collaborators, and future closure work
This repository intentionally contains no proofs, no heuristics, and no speculation.
- A logical dependency index
- A closure checklist for the Final Wall
- A transparency artifact for the program’s current status
- A proof of the Final Wall
- A conjecture generator
- A place for exploratory arguments or partial derivations
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├── Conditional_Final_Wall_Index.tex # Canonical list of all conditional statements
├── PROGRAM_STATUS.tex # Snapshot of program state and dependency count
├── CHANGELOG.md # Historical record of additions/removals
└── README.md
All authoritative content is maintained in LaTeX to allow direct inclusion in manuscripts and referee packages.
Each indexed conditional records:
- Identifier (stable name)
- Statement (formal or semi‑formal)
- Type (lemma, inequality, witness, structural assumption)
- Upstream dependencies (if any)
- Downstream usage (manuscripts / sections)
- Resolution status (open / conditional / discharged)
No conditional may appear elsewhere in the program without appearing here.
pdflatex Conditional_Final_Wall_Index.texThis produces a human‑readable PDF listing all remaining conditional dependencies.
The compiled index may be:
- attached as an appendix,
- cited as a dependency disclosure,
- provided to referees as a separate audit document.
docs/INDEX_INTEGRITY_NOTE_2026_04.md— conditional note specifying the weakest audit-level strengthening compatible with the repository's index-only scope.
This repository follows strict rules:
- Add an entry when a new conditional is introduced anywhere in the program
- Modify an entry only to clarify scope or references
- Remove an entry only when an unconditional proof exists, with citation
All changes must preserve historical traceability via CHANGELOG.md.
- The structure of the index is stable
- Identifiers are never reused
- Past conditionals remain documented even after resolution
This ensures that the logical evolution of the Final Wall remains auditable.
This index sits above formal dependencies and below manuscripts:
overlap-rigidity-lean (formal definitions)
↓
final-wall-conditional-index (this repo)
↓
manuscripts / claims / proofs
No repository above this layer may introduce a conditional without registering it here.
- Purpose: indexing only
- Claims: none
- Proofs: none
- Authority: canonical for conditionals
Refer to PROGRAM_STATUS.tex for the current count and classification.
\section*{License and Usage}
This document is released under the MIT License.
Permission is granted to use, copy, and redistribute this document, with or without modification, provided that proper attribution to the author is maintained.
This license applies to the \emph{presentation and distribution} of the document only. It does not assert the correctness of any result, does not constitute a claim of proof, and does not alter the explicitly conditional status of the reduction stated herein.
All mathematical statements, implications, and reductions remain conditional exactly as specified in the text.
The existence of this repository is a design choice: the program treats undischarged assumptions as first‑class objects. Nothing conditional is hidden, implicit, or informal.
If a statement matters, it is indexed here.
License: MIT
Canonical citation:
Vasquez, Inacio. final-wall-conditional-index. GitHub repository. Version main. 2026-04-20.
Machine-readable metadata:
CITATION.cffCITATION.jsonATTRIBUTION.md
This repository is governed by docs/status/EXTERNAL_STATUS_LOCK.md. Build success, CI success, dashboards, ledgers, axioms, admits, sorry, or placeholder witnesses do not constitute theorem-level closure.
This repository is governed by docs/status/LEAN_PROOF_PORTFOLIO_CLASSIFICATION.md. Its role in the portfolio is explicitly classified as proof-facing, conditional frontier, infrastructure/documentation, or legacy/scaffold.