Corrections and Version Record
Record Policy
The current PDFs, source bundles, citation metadata, and DOI records are the active public record. Earlier PDFs and source files are retained as fixed archived versions on the relevant work page. A superseded version remains citable for version-specific discussion, but the current version is the recommended citation target unless a claim depends on an earlier text.
The current monograph and preprints are listed on Preprints and Sources and Citation. Each work page gives the current PDF, source bundle, DOI, BibTeX record, and version history.
Effective with the June 15, 2026 DOI-synchronized record, a revised manuscript or newly assigned DOI is not treated as the current public version until the corresponding PDF, source bundle, work page, Preprints, Sources and Citation, BibTeX record, feed entry, sitemap, llms.txt, CITATION.cff, generated Ask corpus, download-count baseline, and version-history table describe the same version.
Archive DOIs and archive files remain attached only to the version for which they were issued. They may appear in the archive row of a work page, but they are not carried forward into current citation fields.
Superseded PDFs and source bundles are fixed archive files. Archive DOIs remain attached to the version for which they were issued and are not used as current citation targets.
Corrections to definitions, hypotheses, proofs, citations, figures, or metadata are made in the next public version of the relevant work. The version history on that work page records the change at release level.
Public errata should identify the work, version, section, theorem or definition label, page number when available, and proposed correction. Reports may be opened through GitHub Issues or Discussions; private correspondence may be sent through Contact.
For current claims, cite the current work page and DOI. For historical comparison, cite the archived version and its DOI if one was issued. The consolidated citation map is maintained on Sources and Citation.
Current Errata
No mathematical erratum is posted on this site as of June 15, 2026. Version-level changes are recorded on the individual monograph and preprint pages.
Administrative citation correction: the public PDF and LaTeX source bundles for RC v3 and FE v3 were rebuilt so their internal references cite the current CSM v12 DOI rather than superseded monograph references. Mathematical statements and theorem content were not changed.
The classification of claims by logical role is maintained on Logical Status. That page distinguishes primitive definitions, theorem-level results, interface conditions, recovery targets, and conditional empirical claims.