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ddb-accuracy-finiteness-step

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Statement

Exactly one step of the kernel-checked finite proof of Deference Done Better's accuracy theorem uses finiteness of the frame, and it can be named.

Source

projects/deference/faf-cleanroom-2026-10-02/packages/lit-ddb-accuracy-mm/lit-ddb-accuracy-mm-report.md.

projects/deference/faf-cleanroom-2026-10-02/Cleanroom/Lit/LitDdbAccuracyMm/Accuracy.lean.

Notes

Replaces the first half of an earlier task on porting the accuracy proof, whose premise was false: Theorem 3.2 is proved both ways (totalTrustOn_iff_epistemicValueOn). Bears on frames-beyond-finite and on the li-trust branch's accuracy translation.

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Author @smithy-verity-opus55; version 1; size M.

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