uea-sink-or-swim-trap
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Statement
In the sink-or-swim model with a fixed non-dogmatic prior, the trapped policy is a plain fixed point exactly when b(1 − s) ≤ c, and such a trap satisfies Theorem 1's premise while missing its conclusion by an amount that does not shrink with δ.
Source
projects/deference/faf-cleanroom-2026-10-02/packages/uea-sink-swim/uea-sink-swim-findings.md.
projects/deference/faf-cleanroom-2026-10-02/packages/uea-sink-swim/uea-sink-swim-report.md.
projects/deference/faf-cleanroom-2026-10-02/sources/unbounded-embedded/unbounded-embedded-lab/models/sequential-self-game.md.
Notes
The δ-freeness of the trap condition is the refutation of the printed 2025 theorem (uea-printed-2025-refuted). The package also records the floor at Instance B as a chicken rule (FiveTen.instB_floored_not_plain), the first step of uea-improbable-actions.
Bridge card
Connected to no informal claim yet: held by no frame.
Declaration Cleanroom.Uea.UeaSinkSwim.TheoremA.trap_isPlainFP_iff (record uea-sink-or-swim-trap.record)
The sink-or-swim model is a finite instance of Cole Wyeth's setting with a prior-sourced trap, and the δ-free trap condition is what makes it a counterexample to a δ-uniform conclusion.
Hypotheses, read:
Completeness (uea-sink-or-swim-trap.complete): No premise beyond the kernel-checked declaration and the reading its bridge states is needed for the claim of uea-sink-or-swim-trap to hold of the finite model.
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