Terminal Collapse: A Structural Criterion for Non-Recoverable System Loss
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| author | Paton, Andrew John |
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| contents | <p>This paper introduces Terminal Collapse within the Paton System as a structural criterion for non-recoverable system loss. Building on Post-Collapse Dynamics and System Re-Entry the framework defines terminal collapse as the condition in which no admissible restoration of the original system is possible and no structurally related admissible successor can be formed from any reachable post-collapse configuration. The paper distinguishes terminal collapse from recoverable collapse transformational collapse and temporary inadmissibility. It establishes terminal collapse as a structural property arising from constraint violation loss of admissible trajectories and breakdown of structural continuity. This provides a domain independent method for identifying final system loss without modifying underlying governing equations.</p> <p> </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Terminal Collapse: A Structural Criterion for Non-Recoverable System Loss Paton, Andrew John Paton System admissibility terminal collapse constraint space system failure non recoverable loss post collapse complex systems system lifecycle viability <p>This paper introduces Terminal Collapse within the Paton System as a structural criterion for non-recoverable system loss. Building on Post-Collapse Dynamics and System Re-Entry the framework defines terminal collapse as the condition in which no admissible restoration of the original system is possible and no structurally related admissible successor can be formed from any reachable post-collapse configuration. The paper distinguishes terminal collapse from recoverable collapse transformational collapse and temporary inadmissibility. It establishes terminal collapse as a structural property arising from constraint violation loss of admissible trajectories and breakdown of structural continuity. This provides a domain independent method for identifying final system loss without modifying underlying governing equations.</p> <p> </p> |
| title | Terminal Collapse: A Structural Criterion for Non-Recoverable System Loss |
| topic | Paton System admissibility terminal collapse constraint space system failure non recoverable loss post collapse complex systems system lifecycle viability |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19159301 |