ΔΦ CRITICAL REGIME ENGINE v2.0 Phase Transitions, Regime Competition, and Memory Formation Beyond Energy Minimization
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| author | Mitchell , Thomas S. |
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| contents | <p>This paper presents a reproducible ΔΦ-based computational engine demonstrating that memory formation arises from regime competition rather than energy minimization. The system reveals discrete phase transitions, oscillatory behavior, and weak energy-memory coupling. The findings establish a new model of field-driven systems where structure is maintained through switching rather than equilibrium.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | ΔΦ CRITICAL REGIME ENGINE v2.0 Phase Transitions, Regime Competition, and Memory Formation Beyond Energy Minimization Mitchell , Thomas S. ΔΦ, Mitchell Equation, phase transition, regime dynamics, memory formation, hysteresis, non-equilibrium systems, switching systems, field theory, computational modeling <p>This paper presents a reproducible ΔΦ-based computational engine demonstrating that memory formation arises from regime competition rather than energy minimization. The system reveals discrete phase transitions, oscillatory behavior, and weak energy-memory coupling. The findings establish a new model of field-driven systems where structure is maintained through switching rather than equilibrium.</p> |
| title | ΔΦ CRITICAL REGIME ENGINE v2.0 Phase Transitions, Regime Competition, and Memory Formation Beyond Energy Minimization |
| topic | ΔΦ, Mitchell Equation, phase transition, regime dynamics, memory formation, hysteresis, non-equilibrium systems, switching systems, field theory, computational modeling |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19319220 |