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| author | Yorisuna, Tomoyuki |
| author_facet | Yorisuna, Tomoyuki |
| contents | <p>This paper establishes the syntax for the In'ei Descriptive Framework, organizing phenomena through resolution-dependent projections rather than causal hierarchies.</p> <p>Key Concepts & Definitions:</p> <ul> <li>Bounded Non-Closure: A structural condition where a system remains finite but never completes or resolves. Stability is redefined as the persistence of "failed closure."</li> <li>The Undefined Center: The center is defined as unstable and non-crossable. It is not a fixed point to be reached but a fluctuating void that compels circulation.</li> <li>Projective Duality: An operational rule that treats opposing states—such as concealment/appearance or emission/absorption—as dual projections of the same underlying trace (e.g., the correspondence between Star and Black Hole).</li> <li>Resolution-Dependent Appearance: Phenomena such as precession and nutation are re-indexed as deformations of the trace observed at different descriptive resolutions, without assuming hierarchical physical causes.</li> </ul> |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | Projective Duality as Descriptive Syntax Yorisuna, Tomoyuki Descriptive Engineering Projective Duality In'ei Descriptive Framework Bounded Non-Closure Descriptive Syntax Phenomenology <p>This paper establishes the syntax for the In'ei Descriptive Framework, organizing phenomena through resolution-dependent projections rather than causal hierarchies.</p> <p>Key Concepts & Definitions:</p> <ul> <li>Bounded Non-Closure: A structural condition where a system remains finite but never completes or resolves. Stability is redefined as the persistence of "failed closure."</li> <li>The Undefined Center: The center is defined as unstable and non-crossable. It is not a fixed point to be reached but a fluctuating void that compels circulation.</li> <li>Projective Duality: An operational rule that treats opposing states—such as concealment/appearance or emission/absorption—as dual projections of the same underlying trace (e.g., the correspondence between Star and Black Hole).</li> <li>Resolution-Dependent Appearance: Phenomena such as precession and nutation are re-indexed as deformations of the trace observed at different descriptive resolutions, without assuming hierarchical physical causes.</li> </ul> |
| title | Projective Duality as Descriptive Syntax |
| topic | Descriptive Engineering Projective Duality In'ei Descriptive Framework Bounded Non-Closure Descriptive Syntax Phenomenology |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18368599 |