MathGov / RippleLogic

RESEARCH & TEACHING · V13.0 / SGP V8.8

Better questions.
Explicit constraints.
Auditable decisions.

RippleLogic is a rights-constrained, uncertainty-aware decision framework. Ground claims in evidence, protect rights, bound tail risk, establish structural viability, then compare qualifying options.

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Published 26 September 2026 · MG-RL-13.0-20260926-RELEASE-I

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01 / UNDERSTAND

New to RippleLogic?

Start with the public introduction, then the Foundations Primer for the structure and terminology.

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02 / EXAMINE

Review the specification

The Canon and SGP establish the framework. The companion standards define narrower methods and constraints.

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03 / REPRODUCE

Inspect the evidence

Run the scoped checks, inspect the version manifest, and distinguish tested behavior from unvalidated claims.

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THE CORE 15

Publication library

14 specification documents + 1 worked-example workbook

The DOCX masters govern the specification under Canon/SGP precedence; HTML, PDF, and Markdown are reading projections. The XLSX controls its frozen worked example. Read the source hierarchy.

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TRANSPARENCY & LIMITS

What the evidence supports

This is a Tier 1–3 research-and-teaching specification with a bounded worked example and scoped reference tests. Passing checks does not establish empirical validity, production readiness, legal authority, safety certification, or Microsoft Excel certification.

Release I records eight reproduced errata. No new native Excel recalculation/save/reopen was performed for I; earlier application receipts remain evidence for their original build.

This maintained page reflects the GitHub publication. The original frozen index and manifest preserve preparation-time statements, including “not published”; they are historical records, not the current hosting status. Release assets include the publication and hosting receipts.

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REPRODUCIBILITY

Run the scoped checks

Use Python 3.13 and Node.js 22 on Linux, matching hosted verification. After cloning the repository, run:

python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install -r requirements-ci.txt
python -B releases/v13.0-release-i/verify_all.py --output-dir ../mathgov-results

The standalone publication ZIP needs an additional timestamp-validation dependency. Follow the complete installation instructions for ZIP, repository, and Windows use. Keep generated output outside the frozen publication.

Help make the work more rigorous

Bring a reproducible discrepancy, a precise counterexample, or a source-backed correction. Identify the build and component so another reader can examine the same evidence.

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Contribution guide · Citation · Historical publications

RELATED RESEARCH

Explore the separate ORSH / AIU collection: five works on quantum records, locality and philosophical foundations, with open papers, data, code and reproduction guidance. Its scientific and philosophical arguments are distinct from the RippleLogic decision specification.

Read ORSH / AIU Research → · Download the collection · Repository and licenses