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What can be reproduced from the public record.

A downloadable package is evidence of inspectability. Independent replication requires a separate researcher to rerun or reconstruct the result and publish the outcome. The public record distinguishes those two states.
Canonical public record: https://decisionaccounting.org/replication/
Public package · no independent replication listed

Calvano/DRCS v1.2

Contents include simulation code, saved result cells, pooled estimates, table and figure builders, robustness checks, compute audit, licenses, checksums, and the DRCS-EC profile.

SHA-256 66b1b81d67fcc9adf8f39da22abdb433e2a7b0ad6ca111962e89e4153da031c3

The site reports no external reproduction receipt, journal acceptance, or independent replication for v1.2.

Public package · working research

When System Harm Reaches Asset Prices v1.1

A public replication archive is present for the working asset-prices paper.

SHA-256 6fca9f37181433acaa128d3ecb78a64bea559c5d78cce10dbf5601f19d23e432

This listing establishes file identity and availability. It does not establish independent replication or publication acceptance.

Frozen exact-hash public corpus

Theorem Laboratory corpus

The frozen corpus exposes claim versions, assumptions, formal statements, proof material, evidence, objections, boundaries, reforms, relationships, teaching cards, scores, and status. It records zero verified theorems; exact-hash identity preserves what was reviewed.
REPRODUCTION REPORTS

How to report a successful or failed reproduction.

  1. Identify the exact download URL and SHA-256 hash.
  2. Record operating system, runtime, dependency versions, commands, and any deviations.
  3. Compare generated artifacts to the package’s expected tables, figures, and checksums.
  4. Report discrepancies and failed results through the public feedback route.
  5. Link a stable public receipt. The Corrections page will link material verified reports and supersessions.