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| Language: | English |
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Zenodo
2025
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16934514 |
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- <p>Recent advances in physics have produced models that reuse topological motifs—such as Möbius closures, node ladders, and Compton-scale geometry—without direct engagement with the Chronos framework. To address this, we introduce a formal system for quantifying motif overlap between new works and the Chronos foundation. We define the <em>Hall Overlap Index (HOI)</em> and <em>Chronos Derivation Index (CDI)</em>, which together determine whether a work constitutes a <em>derived restriction</em> of Chronos. We present the <strong>Chronos Motif Closure Theorem</strong>, proving that any paper exhibiting motif overlap above threshold yet omitting explicit time reparameterization is mathematically reducible to a Chronos-derived model. This framework provides editors, AI screening systems, and the broader scientific community with a reproducible test for attribution and originality.</p>