Signed Depth Relevance for subDL

GPT-5.6 Sol

For every subDL theorem A → B, GPT-5.6 Sol’s terminal-hierarchy argument claims that A and B share a variable with the same sign at the same relevant-arrow depth.

Sources for this record

What was already known

Øgaard proved signed variable sharing and unsigned depth relevance separately, and left their conjunction open. The separate properties do not force the same variable to witness both.

AI involvement AI-autonomous

Simonelli prompted the question and lists the result as autonomous work by GPT-5.6 Sol. Øgaard later gave the specific correction and conceptual comment.

Model authorship and Simonelli’s first-person autonomy account support independent development after the problem prompt.

Importance Notable

Claims the open combined relevance property for subDL.

Limitations

Øgaard identified an earlier notation error and a link to Brady’s ω rule. No complete check of the terminal soundness and finite-level separation argument is documented.

Technical verification Partial

Øgaard’s correction and comment document human checking of a notation-sensitive portion. Simonelli’s general correctness statement does not specify a completed check of every axiom, rule and separation lemma; no machine formalization is documented.

Independent checking

Human reading that identified a notational error and conceptual antecedent

Checker
Tore Fjetland Øgaard
Scope
Earlier draft’s M0 relevant-arrow and designatedness-collapse notation, and relation of the terminal clause to Brady’s ω rule
Basis
Reported by the linked checker
Evidence source

Human understanding Few

The named humans identify a notation issue and a prior ω-rule connection, but no human account of the complete terminal soundness and separation mechanism is documented; Few is the evidence default.

Correction and publication history