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SHA-256: 1743f9fcb97d741d9eb29958a7f42630516637592a3dcec85f2d76e0d59c4428

STANDARDIZED CLAIM CARD: CLAIM-03-IPC

Document ID: CLAIM-03-IPC
Version: 1.0.0-gold (Pre-Registered)
Parent Paper: The Asymmetric Nervous System: Sub-Millisecond Multi-Agent Coordination and Zero-Copy IPC Across Heterogeneous Silicon Fabric
Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Status: ARCHITECTURALLY FORTIFIED & BOUNDED
SHA-256 (Locked Paper): 1743f9fcb97d741d9eb29958a7f42630516637592a3dcec85f2d76e0d59c4428


1. Exact Claim

Resident State Asymmetric Nervous System eliminates document-centric serialization and OS kernel socket overhead, achieving round-trip latency (<𝟐𝟓𝟎𝝁𝐬<\mathbf{250\ \mu\text{s}} worst-case p99) between autonomous agents communicating across heterogeneous silicon over PCIe Direct-DMA (Thunderbolt NTB) with Hierarchical Merkle Sharding (>100,000 updates/sec>100{,}000\text{ updates/sec}) and dedicated virtual-channel credit rings.

2. Scope & Target Architecture

3. Baseline & Adversarial Controls

4. Falsification Criterion

The claim is falsified if an adversary demonstrates that a text-serialized (JSON, YAML, XML) or socket-based multi-agent coordination loop achieves <250μs<250\ \mu\text{s} p99 round-trip latency under continuous 10,000 updates/s state synchronization.

5. Known Failure Modes & Constraints