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Appendix E — Error & Uncertainty Propagation (Redshift Edition)


One-sentence goal: Establish a parallel GUM (LPU) and Monte Carlo (MC) framework for uncertainty propagation across PathRedshift—covering z_parts / z_path, T_arr^{form1/form2} / T_arr*, phase↔group mapping ΔT_map, and the online dual-form gap delta_form_rt—and produce coverage intervals and guardbands with manifest-grade traceability.


I. Scope & Objects


II. Terms & Variables


III. Postulates P65E-*


IV. Minimal Equations S65E-*

  1. GUM linearization & coverage
  1. Composite redshift sensitivity (product / linear-sum)
  1. Uncertainty of two-form & mapping gaps
  1. Phase↔group mapping (weak dispersion)

(higher orders neglected).

  1. Clock/sync uncertainty
  1. Ray-path & media parameters
  1. MC forward propagation
  1. Incorporating approximation errors
  1. Guardband synthesis

V. Workflow M65-E* (Ready → Model → Propagate → Check → Persist)

  1. Ready: freeze RefCond, unit/dimension maps, window and quantiles; assemble/build V_ξ (measurement / model / structural / approximation / drift); set k, α, η and constraints.
  2. Model: define h(ξ) (for z_path, T_arr*) and J; specify targets & tolerances delta_form / ΔT_map / ΔT_obs.
  3. Propagate: run GUM and/or MC to obtain u_c, U, u(delta_form), u(ΔT_map), u(ΔT_obs), ρ.
  4. Check:
    • Two-form gate: delta_form + k•u(delta_form) ≤ tol_Tarr;
    • Mapping gate: ΔT_map + k•u(ΔT_map) ≤ tol_map;
    • Residual gate: | z_meas − z_path | + k•u(resid_z) ≤ tol_z;
    • Conservation: projected T_arr* respects guard-bit/boundary constraints (Chs. 3/10).
  5. Persist:
    manifest.redshift.u = { targets:{ z_path, T_arr*, delta_form, ΔT_map, ΔT_obs }, u:{ u_c, U, nu_eff, method, ρ }, sources:{ V_ξ, approx, map }, constraints, RefCond, contracts.*, signature }.

VI. Contracts & Assertions C65E-* (suggested thresholds)


VII. Implementation Bindings I65-E* (interfaces & invariants)


VIII. Cross-References


IX. Quality & Risk Control


Summary


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