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Autore principale: Lesperance, Joel Michael
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Pubblicazione: Zenodo 2026
Accesso online:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19422885
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contents <p><span><span>This paper extends the fold-based cyclic framework to a natural astronomical system by examining the interaction between the lunar synodic cycle and discrete calendar sampling. The mismatch between the continuous lunar cycle and fixed-length calendar containers produces residual structures that are not random drift but patterned signals. These residuals </span><span>exhibit</span><span> accumulation, symmetry, and boundary-dependent compression consistent with fold-based cyclic behavior. When analyzed within a fractional hinge framework, the residual aligns closely with stable rational rails, </span><span>indicating</span><span> that the mismatch encodes structural information. This </span><span>demonstrates</span><span> that lunar–calendar misalignment functions as an observational layer of the underlying cyclic system.</span></span><span> </span></p>
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spellingShingle Fold-Based Representations of Cyclic Systems: Toward a Unified Space–Time Model Part IX: Lunar Sampling, Calendar Mismatch, and Residual Structure in Gaia-Aligned Cyclic Systems
Lesperance, Joel Michael
<p><span><span>This paper extends the fold-based cyclic framework to a natural astronomical system by examining the interaction between the lunar synodic cycle and discrete calendar sampling. The mismatch between the continuous lunar cycle and fixed-length calendar containers produces residual structures that are not random drift but patterned signals. These residuals </span><span>exhibit</span><span> accumulation, symmetry, and boundary-dependent compression consistent with fold-based cyclic behavior. When analyzed within a fractional hinge framework, the residual aligns closely with stable rational rails, </span><span>indicating</span><span> that the mismatch encodes structural information. This </span><span>demonstrates</span><span> that lunar–calendar misalignment functions as an observational layer of the underlying cyclic system.</span></span><span> </span></p>
title Fold-Based Representations of Cyclic Systems: Toward a Unified Space–Time Model Part IX: Lunar Sampling, Calendar Mismatch, and Residual Structure in Gaia-Aligned Cyclic Systems
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19422885