Reference List

The papers cited across the atlas — the rigorous analytic results and methods that QAtlas's closed-form claims are derived from and checked against. Each model's @register cards cite entries here by key; the per-model pages reproduce just the references their own results rest on, and the complete numbered list is below.

Entries are the single source of truth in docs/references.bib; every DOI / arXiv id is machine-checked in CI by doiget verify.

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