Resolution Breakdown and the Threshold of Electromagnetic Registration
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| author | Doumbouya, Lisa Michelle |
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| contents | <p>This paper provides a formal treatment of the conditions under which physical interactions fail to produce observable outcomes. Building on a structure-first framework, we define observability as a threshold condition requiring accessibility, coupling, distinguishability, stability, and re-entry to exceed a minimum resolution requirement.</p> <p>We derive a quantitative expression for observable signal strength and establish the condition for resolution breakdown, in which interaction persists but fails to produce a stable, distinguishable, and reproducible state. This introduces a strict separation between existence, interaction, resolution, and registration.</p> <p>The framework provides a general, testable condition for non-observability and applies across physical systems, including regimes associated with decoherence, detection limits, and controlled non-resolvability.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Resolution Breakdown and the Threshold of Electromagnetic Registration Doumbouya, Lisa Michelle resolution observability threshold condition decoherence coherence detection limits cloaking accessibility coupling structure-first physics <p>This paper provides a formal treatment of the conditions under which physical interactions fail to produce observable outcomes. Building on a structure-first framework, we define observability as a threshold condition requiring accessibility, coupling, distinguishability, stability, and re-entry to exceed a minimum resolution requirement.</p> <p>We derive a quantitative expression for observable signal strength and establish the condition for resolution breakdown, in which interaction persists but fails to produce a stable, distinguishable, and reproducible state. This introduces a strict separation between existence, interaction, resolution, and registration.</p> <p>The framework provides a general, testable condition for non-observability and applies across physical systems, including regimes associated with decoherence, detection limits, and controlled non-resolvability.</p> |
| title | Resolution Breakdown and the Threshold of Electromagnetic Registration |
| topic | resolution observability threshold condition decoherence coherence detection limits cloaking accessibility coupling structure-first physics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19601211 |