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The Bloch-Beilinson Conjectures via Motivic-Filtration Persistence

## Canonical Lane (defined term): the manifold-constrained local-to-global super-architecture (`BB1-BB8`)

Canonical Lane super-repo for a flagship umbrella problem in motivic cohomology, algebraic cycles, and arithmetic geometry:
proving persistence of admissible motivic filtrations, regulator compatibilities, and cycle-class packages through a multi-lane motivic super-architecture.

## Main Manuscript

- [paper/BLOCH_BEILINSON_CONJECTURES_PREPRINT.md](paper/BLOCH_BEILINSON_CONJECTURES_PREPRINT.md)
- [paper/CANONICAL_ROUTING_INDEX.md](paper/CANONICAL_ROUTING_INDEX.md)

## Super-Repo Role

This repository is not a single primitive endpoint case. It coordinates an admissible routed lattice whose native families are:

1. cycle-class and coniveau filtration control
  1. regulator and special-value compatibility packages

  2. motivic vanishing and support constraints

  3. correspondence-induced filtration transport

  4. local-global stitching of the declared motivic endpoint package

    The runtime surface certifies closure of the declared super-lane, not just one local example.

    Structure

    • paper/

      • BLOCH_BEILINSON_CONJECTURES_PREPRINT.md
      • CANONICAL_ROUTING_INDEX.md
      • EXTRACTION_SPEC.md
    • notes/

      • EG1_public.md
      • EG2_public.md
      • EG3_public.md
      • EG4_public.md
      • IDENTIFICATION_BRIDGE.md
      • GEOMETRIC_GALOIS_BRIDGE.md
    • repro/

      • REPRO_PACK.md
      • THIRD_PARTY_RERUN_PROTOCOL.md
      • run_repro.sh
      • repro_manifest.json
      • certificate_baseline.json
    • scripts/

      • bb_closure_guard.py
      • extract_constants.py
      • promote_constants.py
      • update_manifest.py
      • release_gate.py
      • README.md
    • artifacts/

      • constants_extraction_inputs.json
      • constants_extracted.json
      • constants_registry.json
      • stitch_constants.json
      • promotion_report.json

    Local Reproducibility Command

    bash repro/run_repro.sh

    This writes repro/certificate_runtime.json.

    How To Read This Professionally

    1. Super-lane theorem chain first: read paper/BLOCH_BEILINSON_CONJECTURES_PREPRINT.md.
    2. Routed-family mapping second: audit paper/CANONICAL_ROUTING_INDEX.md and the note layer.
    3. Constants provenance third: audit paper/EXTRACTION_SPEC.md, artifacts/constants_extraction_inputs.json, artifacts/constants_extracted.json, and artifacts/promotion_report.json.
    4. Pipeline fourth: run bash repro/run_repro.sh to audit hashes, provenance, and gates; it is reproducibility infrastructure, not theorem generation.

    Release modes:

    • normalized: status=normalized_placeholder allowed when explicitly labeled.
    • fully_extracted: requires status=derived_numeric for all required constants and stitch keys.

    Current BB runner policy:

    • repro/run_repro.sh extracts, promotes, runs scripts/bb_closure_guard.py, updates repro/repro_manifest.json, and enforces fully_extracted release-gate mode.

    Routing Rule (inclusion discipline)

    Every claim-bearing item must be routed through all three layers:

    1. main preprint section/appendix,
    2. mirror note under notes/,
    3. artifact key consumed by scripts/bb_closure_guard.py.

    Routing map: paper/CANONICAL_ROUTING_INDEX.md

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