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Preprint . 2026
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Arithmetic Bridge Regimes and Bounded Provability: Finite Realizations of the First Obstruction

PAPER 5 in The UAP Gödel Obstruction Series
Authors: Betzer, David;

Arithmetic Bridge Regimes and Bounded Provability: Finite Realizations of the First Obstruction

Abstract

PAPER 5 in The UAP Gödel Obstruction Series This paper constructs finite, bounded arithmetic bridge regimes to provide an explicit realization of the first obstruction mechanism within the Apophatic-Paraconsistent Multiverse Framework. While previous papers in the UAP series deal with theory-attached regimes, this work focuses on a setting where local data, transition cocycles, and gauge classes are all finitely accessible and effectively computable. Key technical formalisms: Bounded Provability: The paper uses bounded proof predicates to ensure that the validity and obstruction data of the regime are effectively recoverable from finite data. Binary Three-Chart Case: For the free binary case, the obstruction is completely classified by parity and reduced to a normal form. Finite Presented Setting: The paper demonstrates that in the general finite setting, the cocycle and its gauge class (the cohomological signature) remain effectively computable. This work exhibits a concrete lane of the UAP framework, showing how obstruction-theoretic structures are visible and computable at the bounded arithmetic level. This serves as a finite complement to the theory-attached and fixed-point results of the broader series.

Keywords

Homotopy Type Theory (HoTT), Higher Category Theory, Univalence, Arithmetic Bridge Regimes, Presentation-Invariance, Categorical Logic, Proof-Relevance, Cohomological Obstructions, Metamathematics, Abstract Transfer Apophatic Epistemology, Apophatic Metamathematics, Universal Apophatic Progenitor, UAP Series, Bounded Provability, Arithmetic Bridge Regimes, Finite Regimes, 1-Cocycle Obstruction, Homotopy Type Theory, HoTT, Categorical Logic, Effective Computability, Gauge Classes, Simplicial Circle, H¹(S¹, ℤ/2)

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