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Annex 9 — Claims and Evidence Appendix
This page is a technical verification annex to the public-facing foundation article . It is not the canonical source or a standalone article. For the authoritative technical material, use the canonical Ecosystem Positioning README and the versioned sources it indexes. This annex makes the relationship between claims, evidence and stated limitations inspectable and traceable. Publication on Tegrity.AI does not imply peer review, independent validation, production readiness, adoption as a standard or endorsement by the ITU, FG-TIDA or any cited organisation.
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→ Procedencia auditable
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→ Capacidad reutilizable
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→ Contabilidad de recursos cuánticos
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→ Estado de una afirmación
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→ Evidencia de contribución
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→ Adquisición de evidencia falible y emparejada
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← xSeil quantum formulation. Companion paper
candidate transfer
Oracle definitions, resource estimates and demonstrated results should carry separate evidence labels rather than sharing a single quantum-performance claim.
← xSeil 2016 to 2018 Provenance Delivery and Code Evidence
candidate transfer
Several articles may interpret the same deployment evidence; their shared provenance should remain visible rather than being counted as independent deployments.
← Research Portfolio
candidate transfer
Each portfolio capability should link to evidence with its maturity stated explicitly: historical deployment, reconstruction, design, test or hypothesis.
← 01K-A01 — Human Capacity / HID Component Verification Record v0.1
documented use
The component verification record is useful technical evidence when its same-author scope and unresolved independent-validation obligations remain attached.
← G-02 — Independent Q-audit evidence, not a Boolean declaration
documented use
An audited-Q claim becomes testable when audit observations, fallibility, scope and cost are explicit, rather than supplied as a favorable Boolean flag.
← Annex 2 — Plausibility and Technological Comparison
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For a complementary reading, see [Claims, evidence and the limits of the comparison](https://tegrity.ai/when-the-controls-work-annex-9-claims-and-evidence-appendix/).
← Annex 8 — Meaning, Contribution and Limits
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For a complementary reading, see [The claim-and-evidence reading key](https://tegrity.ai/when-the-controls-work-annex-9-claims-and-evidence-appendix/).
→ Annex 11 — Complete Map of Sources and Links
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For a complementary reading, see [The source concordance and version links](https://tegrity.ai/when-the-controls-work-annex-11-complete-map-of-sources-and-links/).