Version 1.1.0
Version 1.1.0 Release Notes
Release date: July 20, 2026.
Version 1.1.0 is a substantive minor update to the immutable v1.0.0
manuscript. It preserves the declared corpus, value systems, arithmetic rules,
evidence hierarchy, and open-ended interpretive stance.
New Manuscript Findings
- Added the bounded Psalm 22 investigation. The Masoretic superscription phrase
אילת השחרgives954_10 = 676_12; the displayed decimal string satisfies
676 = 26^2. The opening lament contains the Yeshua consonants intact inside
the ordinary salvation formמישועתי. - Added the complete two-digit base-12 repdigit ladder
dd_12 = 13d. The
source-secure nodes occupy rungs{1,2,3,4,5,7}, one of only two six-rung
subsets with the maximum six distinct-addend relations. - Preserved
66_12 = 78_10as an empty admitted rung. The matching Psalm 111:1
word window is documented as an incomplete phrase rather than a divine
title or formula.
Evidence and Limits
- Added complete Psalm-opening and whole-Tanakh comparison counts, negative
variants, source notes, and technical Appendix E. - Added the eleven-rung table, additive-relation table, complete subset census,
and executable registry check for the empty sixth rung. - Kept post-discovery status, competing examples, corpus dependence, and
linguistic qualifications beside the findings. - Reserved book-name, canon-combination, pair-sum, and wider figurate research
for a separate paper or the private research atlas.
Publication Metadata
- Added the Zenodo concept DOI
10.5281/zenodo.21448554to the manuscript title
page. - Preserved the archived
v1.0.0release and version DOI
10.5281/zenodo.21448555without modification. - Version 1.1.0 is archived under DOI
10.5281/zenodo.21450852; the continuing
project remains represented by concept DOI10.5281/zenodo.21448554.
Verification
- Reran both post-publication integration scripts.
- Completed a clean two-pass XeLaTeX build.
- Visually inspected the changed sections and their transitions in the final
95-page PDF. - Confirmed no LaTeX warnings, undefined references, overflow, clipping, or
broken Hebrew rendering.