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| author | Kim, Sung Min |
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| contents | <p>This paper defines the core structure of the Branch Admissibility System (BAS) and its governing constraint layer, Applied Semantic Dynamics (ASD). BAS represents decision spaces as branch-based structures governed by competition and capacity, while ASD provides the invariant constraints — Order, Capacity, Exit, Irreversibility, and Jurisdiction — that regulate admissibility under irreversible load. The system is non-generative and non-optimizing: it determines whether execution is structurally admissible, not which outcome should be selected.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Branch Admissibility System (BAS) and Applied Semantic Dynamics (ASD) (v1.0) Kim, Sung Min <p>This paper defines the core structure of the Branch Admissibility System (BAS) and its governing constraint layer, Applied Semantic Dynamics (ASD). BAS represents decision spaces as branch-based structures governed by competition and capacity, while ASD provides the invariant constraints — Order, Capacity, Exit, Irreversibility, and Jurisdiction — that regulate admissibility under irreversible load. The system is non-generative and non-optimizing: it determines whether execution is structurally admissible, not which outcome should be selected.</p> |
| title | Branch Admissibility System (BAS) and Applied Semantic Dynamics (ASD) (v1.0) |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20076682 |