Emmy Noether: canonical working German corpus and multilingual translations

Start with 00-all.zip for the complete indexed reading pack, or open any 10-*.pdf complete cumulative reader directly. The direct surface contains exactly ten complete-reader PDFs—German, English, Spanish, French, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Ukrainian, and Interslavic in Latin and Cyrillic scripts—followed by their ten cumulative editable TeX sources. All single papers, units, partial readers, unfinished successors, history, and evidence remain fully preserved in ZIPs. This same-concept successor restores displaced translation material and navigation. cjk-new.zip preserves 629 source aliases over 445 exact payload objects, including current and historical Chinese, Japanese, and Korean work. Korean remains a producer-labeled partial 19-paper reader plus additional checked and unchecked paper/unit work; no complete Korean corpus reader is claimed. Vietnamese Paper 1 remains published ZIP-only with independent review pending. slavic-v14.zip preserves all 876 frozen component PDFs and validation controls for the complete numbered Papers 1–43 Russian, Ukrainian, Interslavic-Latin, and Interslavic-Cyrillic readers. slavic-old.zip preserves the older stable support corpus, while unfinished v017 work remains separately retained. Turkish is exactly one complete Paper 36 reader, not a full corpus reader. Indonesian coverage includes current Paper 6 work and Paper 36 history. The direct English, Spanish, French, Russian, Ukrainian, and two Interslavic TeX files are now archive-normalized self-contained cumulative sources assembled mechanically from exact producer inputs. No translated wording was edited, and the existing producer-frozen PDFs remain the controlling readers. legacy.zip, rebuilt language archives, files.csv, and the recovery/language controls preserve exact status and lineage for 20,474 bundle members. German is exact ED0004 under release route NOETH-DE-AUTH-v023-20260805; no German wording or tooling change is introduced here. Producer labels such as unchecked, partial, checked, frozen, or complete are preserved without archive-owner target-language certification. This is a machine-assisted working corpus and preservation surface, not a completed critical edition, peer review, native-language certification, or mathematical certification.