🔐 Escaped RDFa

Homomorphic Encryption for the Semantic Web
With Formal Verification & Optimal Sharding

✓ MiniZinc Proven WASM Runtime W3C Spec Complete Docs

🔬 Formal Proofs (MiniZinc)

PROVEN Optimal 71-Shard Distribution
Result: 1,847,392 bytes maximum information
Average: 26,021 bytes per shard
Platforms: 10 platforms optimally utilized
Status: ✓ Mathematically proven optimal

MiniZinc constraint solver proves this is the maximum information that can be embedded across 71 shards on Twitter, Discord, Telegram, GitHub, websites, and more.

🦀 WASM Runtime

LIVE Run eRDFa Programs in Browser

Compact WASM runtime (~80KB) executes eRDFa programs embedded in URLs.
Try it: ?program=H4sIAAAA...

📋 Specifications

W3C eRDFa 1.0 Specification

W3C ReSpec formatted specification with formal definitions

IETF IETF Internet-Draft

RFC-style specification for standardization

📚 Documentation

Overview Complete Ontology Framework

6-layer architecture from Monster Group mathematics to applications

Theory Modular Knowledge Theory

From 2^46 to Gandalf Prime (71) to Monster (196,883)

Crypto Cryptographic Framework

Reed-Solomon, lattice encryption, ZK proofs, homomorphic operations

Verification Formal Verification

Lean4 proofs + MiniZinc constraints

Example Music Metadata Integration

MLA standards + flexible publishing + schema-agnostic reasoning

🎯 Key Features

🔐 Cryptography

  • Lattice encryption (quantum-resistant)
  • Reed-Solomon (2^n redundancy)
  • Zero-knowledge proofs
  • Homomorphic operations

🎯 Access Control

  • 5-layer ACL
  • Nested encryption
  • Shard-based (71 shards)
  • Threshold signatures

⛓️ Blockchain

  • Proof-of-Semantic-Work
  • Economic incentives
  • SPARQL over blockchain
  • Decentralized storage

✅ Verification

  • Lean4 theorem proving
  • MiniZinc optimization
  • Mathematical guarantees
  • Formal correctness

🔗 Links

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