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Definition: Grades used in this paper
Scope, philosophy, and the corrected release › Two grades and one necessary subdivision · lines 163–180
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A Grade-S interface adaptation consists of:
a declared spacetime and local rods;
separately specified represented measurement models;
a finite destructive clock interface;
explicit time, location, and causal-wire dictionaries;
complete-channel identities and the stated regulator estimates.
An intrinsic-cone field adaptation additionally requires a global field representation, inverse prescriptions, domains, and measurement implementation on that same conical spacetime.
Grade E would require the relevant geometric structure and its calibration to be determined by operational data rather than supplied as inputs.