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R0044/2026-04-01/Q003 — ACH Matrix

Matrix

H1: Formal bridge exists H2: Partial bridge exists H3: No bridging at all
SRC01-E01: Ibrahim et al. use both vocabulary sets in unified framework - ++ --
SRC02-E01: CSET title bridges traditions; shared authorship - + --
SRC03-E01: Malmqvist treats sycophancy as purely technical N/A + +

Legend: - ++ Strongly supports - + Supports - -- Strongly contradicts - - Contradicts - N/A Not applicable to this hypothesis

Diagnosticity Analysis

Most Diagnostic Evidence

Evidence Why Diagnostic
SRC01-E01 The single most discriminating source — eliminates H3 (some bridging exists) while preventing H1 (bridging is functional, not formal/deliberate)

Least Diagnostic Evidence

Evidence Why Non-Diagnostic
SRC03-E01 Demonstrates the silo exists but does not discriminate between H2 and H3 (both predict siloed work exists)

Outcome

Hypothesis supported: H2 — Partial, functional vocabulary bridging exists in at least one paper (Ibrahim et al.) and one policy brief (CSET), but no formal, deliberate vocabulary mapping has been published.

Hypotheses eliminated: H1 — No formal bridge found. H3 — Ibrahim et al. demonstrates at least functional bridging.

Hypotheses inconclusive: None.