Emmy Noether: canonical working German corpus and multilingual translations

Start with 00-all.zip, or open any 10-*.pdf cumulative reader directly. Eleven cumulative-reader PDFs are followed by their eleven cumulative TeX sources. Single papers, units, evidence, history, and non-reader work remain ZIP-only. Original works: Emmy Noether. Archive, edition, and multilingual production: Manuscript Typesetting Project and producer-owned translation lanes. This successor adds the current Korean producer cumulative reader (28 numbered papers plus POST-B, 128 pages) and four complete Slavic working readers: Russian, Ukrainian, Interslavic Latin, and Interslavic Cyrillic, each covering Papers 1–43, Work 44, Work 45, and the bibliography. Korean remains partial and independently unchecked; the Slavic readers are producer-frozen working editions without external native-speaker or mathematical certification. The Cyrillic Interslavic surface is a deterministic projection, not an independent translation witness. No target-language wording was edited by the archive owner. German remains exact ED0005, SHA-256 1A44F967B29972E8F99E5C323A479162AD82A23FC457395915A4BB9DDF51AD41. A primary-source audit rejected six proposed Work 45 changes as alternate-redaction conflation: the 1927 Mathematische Annalen print and the longer Heidelberg paper both support the current ED0005 reading, including psi=x^2+y^3. Exact claims, competing witness, facsimiles, decisions, and lineage are preserved in canon.zip; German bytes did not change. cjk-new.zip and slavic-live.zip preserve the exact read-only producer snapshots and their own status labels. 00-all.zip provides a human-readable indexed reading pack with an exact member-level SHA-256 manifest. This is a machine-assisted canonical working archive, not a completed critical edition, peer review, native-language certification, or mathematical certification. The controlling verbatim workflow remains public in 94-workflow.zip.