JMP0X1B Research

PAPER-035 / June 13, 2026 / corrected September 18, 2026

AssuranceForge: Evidence Compilers for Space-Grade Quality, Compliance, and Research Translation

Connecting requirements, tests, ledgers, provenance, and publication artifacts in JMP0X1B

01 / Abstract

Abstract

AssuranceForge is a reference architecture for a typed evidence compiler. It can check declared trace structure but cannot infer physical test adequacy or standards correctness. No compiler, standards profile, traceability test suite, or audited case study is released.

02 / Frame

Research Frame

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\[ \mathcal{T}=(V,E),\qquad E\subset V\times R\times V, \]
\[ \mathrm{GatePass}=\bigwedge_i \mathrm{Evidence}(req_i)\wedge \bigwedge_j \mathrm{Mitigated}(hazard_j). \]

This conjunction is schematic. Each requirement needs a typed method, criterion, configuration, authority, and validity interval. A compiler can check declared evidence structure, not physical adequacy or standards correctness.

03 / Structure

Paper Structure

The manuscript follows the JMP0X1B discipline: state the problem, formalize the model, name the claims, and publish enough source material for review and revision.

01 / Problem

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02 / Model

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03 / Claims

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04 / Evidence Plan

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04 / Files

Paper Files

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