Resolution-Limited Observability: A Unified Framework for Physical Detection and Persistence
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| author | Doumbouya, Lisa Michelle |
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| contents | <p>We present a unified theory in which observability is not determined by interaction alone, but by the ability of a system to resolve configurations into stable, distinguishable, and re-enterable states.</p> <p>This work establishes a threshold-based condition for detection and demonstrates that physical systems may remain dynamically active yet unobservable when resolution fails. By separating existence, interaction, resolution, and registration, the framework provides a general mechanism for non-observability across physical regimes.</p> <p>The theory applies across scales and systems, offering a structural basis for understanding detection limits, decoherence, and controlled non-observability.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Resolution-Limited Observability: A Unified Framework for Physical Detection and Persistence Doumbouya, Lisa Michelle observability resolution decoherence cloaking dectection threshold structure-first physics hamonic physics <p>We present a unified theory in which observability is not determined by interaction alone, but by the ability of a system to resolve configurations into stable, distinguishable, and re-enterable states.</p> <p>This work establishes a threshold-based condition for detection and demonstrates that physical systems may remain dynamically active yet unobservable when resolution fails. By separating existence, interaction, resolution, and registration, the framework provides a general mechanism for non-observability across physical regimes.</p> <p>The theory applies across scales and systems, offering a structural basis for understanding detection limits, decoherence, and controlled non-observability.</p> |
| title | Resolution-Limited Observability: A Unified Framework for Physical Detection and Persistence |
| topic | observability resolution decoherence cloaking dectection threshold structure-first physics hamonic physics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19601030 |