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Rhiannon selected-program definition

The star labels an optimizer of the stated constrained objective, if such a candidate exists and is found.

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P∗=optimalcorrectedprogramP* = optimal corrected program

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The star labels an optimizer of the stated constrained objective, if such a candidate exists and is found.

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The Rhiannon Equation

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The Rhiannon Equation: The star labels an optimizer of the stated constrained objective, if such a candidate exists and is found.
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P* = optimal corrected program

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CORE VARIABLES panel; verified transcript lines 69–74 · Jul 5, 2026
P* = optimal corrected program

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