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Changelog

Fabio Ghioni · Copia del 2026-09-18

Changelog

All notable changes to this repository should be documented in this file.

The format is inspired by Keep a Changelog and semantic versioning principles for documentation releases.

[2.0.0] - 2026-06-21

Changed — Canonical notation consolidation (Symbol Canon v1.0)

Programme-wide symbol renames per the Symbol Canon for the Ordinative Sciences Programme (ratified by the author 2026-06-11). Notation only — no semantic changes.

  • PA: 𝒞 → ℭ_h (with ℭ_shared, ℭ_K); Identity Space ℛ → 𝕀 (the Remir ℛ(I) unchanged); coherence family κ/κ_1…κ_5/≤_κ → 𝓚⁵/⟨𝓚⁵⟩/𝓚_1…𝓚_5/≤_𝓚 (extends OST's 𝓚); invariants I_k → ι_k; collapse types Α/Β/Γ/Δ → A/B/C/D (state taxonomy shared with OCT); domains D₁/D₂/D_target → 𝔻₁/𝔻₂/𝔻_target. LaTeX macro layer updated (\mathfrak{C}_h, \mathbb{I}, \mathcal{K}).
  • SA: Φ/Φ_d/Φ_eff → 𝔉/𝔉_d/𝔉_eff; gap Δ/Δ_S → Δ_𝔉; K → 𝒦_p; K_real → 𝒦_r; invariants I/I₁–I₁₀ → ι/ι₁–ι₁₀; Controphase C → C_φ; Domain D → 𝔻; τ → τ_ph; λ → λ_L; ω → ω_att. Unchanged: S, π, σ, R, ρ, θ, Σ_src, U, κ (SA scope, canon-declared). The TE collapse equation E = Φ(C, I, K) is quoted in TE notation by design.
  • Canon Alignment Notes added to both symbol registers (PA Appendix A, SA Appendix A); SA↔PA equivalences appendix updated on both sides; engine notation note added (PA/pa_engine/CANON_NOTATION_NOTE.md).

Added — Two-channel extension and the Atlas

  • SA §6.8 The Two-Channel Extension — S(E) = ⟨ι, P⟩: the connotation co-operator κ_c (systematization, not a new primitive), payload typology, three+one detectors (etymological divergence, Δ_𝔉 sign, PPRO markers, ι-scatter), formal properties (idempotence on clean text; π transports ι, never P).
  • SA §9.8 The Fourth Quadrant — the ⟨ι, P⟩ matrix; the Device class with dual calibrated band (extractive 0.12–0.45 / pedagogical 0.5–0.85); the truth-shield phenomenon (measured: one blind analysis in three read the borrowed-carrier case clean); three operational rules (spread, scatter, annotation).
  • SA Appendix E — The Atlas: 47 famous texts from ten categories stripped with the calibrated two-channel method; full library coverage (ι₁–ι₁₀), all four quadrants; five full-depth exemplars; declared edges with both readings; double index. Validation: 3-run blind calibration with pre-registered falsifiers (0 false positives on sealed clean controls).
  • SYMBOL_CANON.md at repository root — condensed programme canon documenting the v2.0 notation.
  • Two-channel sections propagated to the SA_FULL manuscripts (Complete 5/5, Unified 5/5, Foundations: compact extension + Device rows).

[1.0.1] - 2026-05-06

Notes

  • Release tag created to activate the Zenodo deposit pipeline for this repository. Future releases will be automatically deposited on Zenodo with assigned DOI.
  • No content changes from v1.0.0; this is a tag-only release for archival purposes.

[1.0.0] - 2026-05-06

Initial public release.

Added

Semantic Algebra (SA) corpus

  • SA/README.md and SA/START_HERE_SA.md
  • SA/SA_BOOK/ chapter-level Markdown (21 files):
    • 00_editorial_proposal.md, 00_prologue.md, 00b_before_you_object.md
    • Chapters 1–13: lossy channel, domain binding, projection problem, axiom and invariant, library of invariants, strip operator, re-contextualization operator, seven-text experiment, discrimination test, self-correction (Ungaretti), 10b ghost observer, connections, implications, epilogue
    • appendix_a_vocabulary.md, appendix_b_output_format.md, appendix_c_invariant_library.md, appendix_d_natural_sciences.md
  • SA/SA_FULL/ single-file manuscripts:
    • Semantic_Algebra_Foundations_EN.md — concise foundations
    • Semantic_Algebra_Complete_Manuscript.md — extended manuscript
    • Semantic_Algebra_What_Language_Hides_UNIFIED.md — unified compilation

Proportional Algebra (PA) corpus

  • PA/README.md and PA/START_HERE_PA.md
  • PA/PA_BOOK/ chapter-level Markdown (24 files):
    • Part I — The Problem of the Absent Grammar (chapters 1–3)
    • Part II — The Proportional Space (chapters 4–7)
    • Part III — The Operators (chapters 8–12)
    • Part IV — Cross-Domain Applications (chapters 13–17)
    • Part V — Completion (chapters 18–20)
    • appendix_a_symbol_register.md, appendix_b_te_equations_in_pa.md, appendix_c_sa_pa_equivalences.md, appendix_d_bibliography.md
  • PA/PA_FULL/Proportional_Algebra_Foundations_UNIFIED.md — single-file manuscript
  • PA/pa_engine/ Python reference engine (~700 lines, 7 files):
    • dynamics.py, ert_diagnostic.py, metric.py, operators.py, remir.py, simulation_orchestrator.py, test_cases.py

Front-door

  • README.md
  • INDEX.md
  • START_HERE_FIRST_TIME.md
  • SIMPLE_GLOSSARY.md
  • SUPER_SIMPLE_FAQ.md

Governance

  • LICENSE (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
  • CONTRIBUTING.md
  • CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
  • SECURITY.md
  • .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md
  • .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/feature_request.md
  • .github/pull_request_template.md

Operational

  • CHANGELOG.md (this file)
  • RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md

Discovery

  • ECOSYSTEM.md — cross-repository map (4 repositories: Theory / Practice / Validation / Algebras)
  • OBJECT_REGISTRY.md and object_registry.json — registry of canonical objects
  • LOAD_PROFILES.md — reading profiles A through G
  • PUBLICATION_SCOPE.md — included/excluded scope statement

Repository configuration

  • .gitignore (private notes, LaTeX artifacts, Python build artifacts)
  • .gitattributes (LF line endings)

Notes

  • This is the initial release of both SA and PA in public form. SA had circulated privately as working drafts; PA was announced in the foundational TE text and is here published for the first time.
  • SA and PA are presented as distinct frameworks (per editorial decision), bundled in the same repository for cross-reference convenience. PA Theorem 9.1 establishes the formal restriction relationship between them without collapsing them into a single project.
  • All author attributions in front-matter are unified to Fabio Ghioni (citations and bibliography excepted).
  • The public mirror is Markdown-only by design. LaTeX projects exist privately and may be deposited separately on Zenodo for archival purposes.