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Historical Archive · 27 September 2026

Historical archive

The archive preserves the development of RCT, including abandoned notation and corrected claims. Historical documents remain available as provenance; they do not override the current glossary or framework.

Do not silently rewrite historical papers. Where a retained paper uses superseded notation — C as both consequence and present configuration; C(t) instead of Y(t); P as retrieval; completion as a fourth axis — its first page should carry:

SUPERSEDED FOR CURRENT NOTATION — retained for provenance only.

This freeze

Session editions of Addendum I v1.1 and v1.2 are retained. They use the current operators, not C(t). They are superseded editions, not superseded notation. Current public clean: v1.3.

First register

Documents 01–11, the Bridge, and Q-47 / NOVA are the foundational sequence. They are not archived here, and they are not secondary to S1–S7. Read them from Papers. This archive holds superseded editions and abandoned notation only. Where an earlier wording and the glossary disagree, the glossary governs the term. It does not reverse the sequence.