All 44 completed fits pass; four starts were interrupted

The independent audit accepts all 44 completed fits and 22 complete starting-point pairs. Four other starts were interrupted by a runtime reset before producing fitted results. They remain charged, were not retried and prevent this study from qualifying the complete 48-case matrix.

The run closes after 51.0 minutes. It covers all three generating models, both input formats and both processing settings. The missing cases are the two starts for each processing setting of the increment-input, specified-field globe case at development seed 281474976810725. No completed fit fails its original numerical or physical forecast checks. All 26 or 27 nuisance columns remain.

Three of the four original input/training/error bindings reproduce exactly. The fourth belongs to an interrupted start, so the complete replay gate also remains unmet. The earlier successful and failed fit labels are unchanged.

The study precharges 2,877,792 native calls and 18,072,612,144 packet visits. The completed fits record 2,621,294 actual native calls, 1,899,226,998 visits and 546 linear operations. Those actual-work totals exclude unfinished work in the four interrupted starts; their full prepayments remain charged. There are no retries, allowance resets or deadline extensions.

All 352 source-bound software checks passed before execution. Publication independently recomputes the saved timing checks, forecasts, repeated-start agreement, source bindings and charges without fitting again. It preserves all 48 dispositions, including the interrupted starts.

This supplies encouraging software evidence across the completed cases, but no complete matrix qualification or calibration threshold. The original 53 aircraft comparisons and protected ESA confirmation groups are unchanged. Any additional controls need their own finite freeze; this closed study cannot be resumed or relabeled as successful.

Verified report · All 48 dispositions · 44 completed fits · Start comparisons · As-executed plan · Next analyses.