Book architecture by scientific question
This is a placement map for the eventual comparison. STATE owns research priorities; dependencies owns proof inputs and the catalog covers the corpus. Chapter placement confers neither proof status nor novelty. Both main goals remain open.
| Part | Question | Primary treatments |
|---|---|---|
| Refinement | What must an inserted variable preserve? | Exact composition, classical construction, cut geometry |
| State | What state information crosses a cut? | Receiver memory, cusp histories, orientation descent |
| Records | What does a retained record determine or disturb? | Gaussian marks, quantum resources, apparatus calibration, force/minimax |
| Quantum construction | Which classical data support a quantum family? | Bounded lift, smooth products, groupoid states, walls |
| Selection | Which additional premises select a floor, a unit or quantum structure? | Units/orbits, radiation/record controls, Gaussian closure, meter countertest |
| Full controllers | Can the stated restriction survive all accessible records? | Complete recording, score field action, coherence |
| Gauge refinement | Which generated interactions remain controlled? | Atlas, series/parallel, mid-plane estimates, 4D composition |
| Spectrum | Which spectral weight survives volume and cutoff removal? | Lattice/continuum obligations, small volume, matrix gaps and conditional areas, pion comparison |
| Sources | What do the historical texts commit to? | Planck working manuscript, cut provenance, source archive |
The integrated Planck manuscript retains its source-based historical exposition; technical canonical notes hold the reusable proofs and their exact domains. Independent oscillator, spin, transport and regulator manuscripts retain their own constructions and source evidence; manuscript classifications identify their current or historical use. Failed routes belong beside the claim they restrict, with obstructions supplying retrieval.