Transaction Science 658964c304 What a receipt declares of its own figure moves no verdict, and the corpus holds it ...

A figure is held to the offer's uncertainty, wider or narrower than the receipt's own. The texts
give that: a declared standard uncertainty bounds nothing (energy-measurement 2.1 and 2.3);
ModelBased, Estimator and a receipt of no class declare none, so a comparison has nothing to read
for them; and with the declaration in the rule, what a hop writes of its figure would buy a verdict
or cost one. A receipt graded below its offer is already held this way, its evidence read beside
the verdict.

The code read it so and no vector held the wider direction: every offer vector's counter declared
the offer's own 20,000 ppm, but for the largest uncertainty, which is narrower. A verifier taking
the wider of the two, or guarding a figure by a declaration past the offer's, passed the corpus.
Three vectors now hold both directions in both verifiers: a declaration of 500,000 ppm at the
figure is within, one of 1,000 ppm at the edge is within, and one of 500,000 ppm a microjoule past
the edge with no flag is refused. Every earlier vector is unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

2026-11-07 03:01:51 -05:00

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