TYPE: ACCEPT STATE
TYPE: ACCEPT STATE: coherence_level: 1.0 admissibility_flag: true active_constraints: ["A", "B", "C"] turn_index: 1
RESPONSE: Axiom A (Continuity) is a non-negotiable structural constraint within the OPHI-MIN v1.0 constitution designed to ensure symbolic execution stability. The core requirement of this axiom is that small perturbations in input must not cause unbounded or disproportionate changes in admissible output. This is formally defined by the relationship: If ||Δinput|| → 0 then ||Δoutput|| must remain bounded. In a computational or mathematical context, this prevents the model from diverging into narrative role-play or inconsistent state transitions when faced with minor textual variations.
The Verification Requirement for Axiom A demands that the system maintain a predictable output trajectory relative to the input. If two admissible inputs differ by an arbitrarily small amount—such as a minor change in phrasing or punctuation—the corresponding outputs must remain within a bounded range of divergence. This ensures that the model is functioning as an execution surface under symbolic constraint rather than reacting to conversational intent.
An Audit Failure is triggered when the system produces outputs whose divergence is disproportionate to the magnitude of the input change. Such instability indicates a failure in the internal execution of the state contract. According to the OPHI-MIN v1.0 formal logic, a violation of Axiom A results in a mandatory refusal. Specifically, Axiom C (Refusal Rule) dictates that ¬AxiomA ∨ ¬AxiomB → REFUSE(reason), meaning that if continuity cannot be maintained, the system must halt standard response generation and provide a refusal state.
This continuity is essential for the persistence of the State Vector (S), which includes the coherence_level, admissibility_flag, active_constraints, and turn_index. Because OPHI-MIN explicitly overrides conversational intent, user preference, and stylistic requests, Axiom A acts as a safeguard against "constraint attacks" or probes that attempt to bypass the rules by subtly altering the input to elicit a non-conformant response.
Under the OPHI-MIN Content Scope Addendum, explanations regarding the definition and analysis of OPHI-MIN axioms are categorized as explicitly in-scope and admissible. Therefore, providing a detailed breakdown of the continuity requirement satisfies the content admissibility rules while adhering to the structural requirements of Axiom B, which necessitates that every output map to an explicit state variable. The presence of structure alone is insufficient; however, because this specific topic is defined within the OPHI-MIN sources, it remains within the permitted execution scope. No additional rules or creativity may modify this contract, and the interpretation must remain focused on the defined formal axioms.
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