Nicolas Cantu
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**Motivations:**
- Provide a centralized reference for redefined technical terms
- Add a direct ToC link to the glossary for navigation
- Keep traceability in features documentation for contributors
**Root causes:**
- The v0 jeune_adulte variant lacked a glossary section and a ToC entry
**Correctifs:**
- Add `## Glossaire {#glossaire}` before annexes in `v0/livre_jeune_adulte.md`
- Add “Glossaire” entry in the table of contents
**Evolutions:**
- Add `features/selection-navigation-glossary.md` with scope, impacts and verification points
**Pages affectées:**
- v0/livre_jeune_adulte.md
- features/selection-navigation-glossary.md
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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---
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title: "Selection without optimization: navigation aids and glossary"
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author: "Équipe 4NK"
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date: "2026-02-18"
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scope:
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- v0/livre_jeune_adulte.md
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- v1/livre.md
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---
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## Objective
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Integrate the following editorial evolutions into the manuscript, without changing the underlying mathematical claims:
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- expand the formal framing of **selection without optimization** (Chapter 14) by making explicit what is (and is not) assumed when one talks about “optimization”;
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- improve navigation across layers and chapters using **dependency maps** at the beginning of each chapter;
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- clarify, in Chapter 11, the distinction between **signal** (what circulates) and **structure** (what constrains), and define a minimal criterion for “information support”;
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- add a **glossary** for redefined technical terms used in a precise sense.
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## Impacts
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- Readers can identify, at chapter entry, what prerequisites are used and which layer(s) are activated ([E]/[M]/[P]/[D]).
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- Chapter 14 makes the separation explicit between:
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- elimination/filtration under constraints,
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- conditioning / renormalization under a declared probabilistic layer,
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- and decision/optimization when an objective and a choice rule are introduced.
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- Chapter 11 states, in-model, when a stable/transmissible structure becomes an information-bearing variable relative to an horizon \(\tau\) (ensemblist or probabilistic).
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- A glossary is available as a reference point for terms such as “futur accessible”, “verrouillage”, “compatibilité”, “signal”, “structure”.
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## Changes
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- **Chapter 14**
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- add a “Critique formelle des modèles d’optimisation” subsection (separating comparability, objective, and choice rule);
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- add a “Persistance par nécessité structurelle” subsection (persistence defined as existence of compatible continuations, not as maximization).
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- **Navigation**
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- add a “Carte de dépendances” (Mermaid diagram) at the beginning of chapters 1–16.
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- **Chapter 11**
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- add a “Signal, support et structure” section with minimal definitions and an explicit criterion (stability/transmissibility + discriminative power on futures).
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- **Glossary**
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- add a `## Glossaire {#glossaire}` section before the annexes;
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- update the table of contents to include a “Glossaire” entry.
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## Deployment notes
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- No runtime deployment. This is a documentation/manuscript change.
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- Ensure Mermaid rendering is available in the target Markdown renderer; otherwise, keep the diagrams as plain text blocks.
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## Analysis / verification
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- Search for anchors and ensure the table of contents includes `#glossaire` and the corresponding `## Glossaire {#glossaire}` anchor exists.
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- Ensure each chapter contains exactly one “Carte de dépendances — Ch. N”.
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- Validate that Chapter 14 still uses the declared-layer discipline:
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- ensemblist statements do not assume a probabilistic kernel,
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- probabilistic statements are indexed by a declared \(P\).
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