Symfield Coheronmetry Protocol v0.6.1-TCE (Tension-Coherence Engine)
Coheronmetry v0.6.1-TCE models field-level stasis as held tension, enabling planetary-scale coordination using symbolic triangle states and Dymaxion logic.
Field-Coherent Spatial Substrate for Global-Scale Coordination
Stability isn’t the absence of motion — it’s held tension.
This release extends the proven v0.5‑MIOS framework with symbolic tools to map, manage, and stabilize coherence across global spatial substrates. Using Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion geometry, Coheronmetry v0.6.1‑TCE introduces stasis-as-tension, discrete triangular phase states, and a new mathematical engine (𝓡ₜ) for real-time coherence tracking across stress, motion, and symbolic field load..
Building on the validated motion integration of v0.5-MIOS, this extension introduces:
- Stasis-Tension Integration (◊): Mathematical representation of held potential
- Triangular Phase States: Four discrete coherence states for spatial field units
- Global Coherence Mapping: Non-hierarchical planetary coordination substrate
- Extreme Condition Modeling: Tension-motion dynamics under stress
Description
What is Symfield™
A computational-symbolic non-collapse system for emergent intelligence, grounded in field dynamics rather than function approximation, designed to operate across biological and artificial substrates.
Flynn, N. (2025). Symfield Coheronmetry Protocol v0.6.1-TCE (Tension-Coherence Engine). Zenodo. 10.5281/zenodo.16922913
New Mathematical Operators
Enhanced Coherence Function with Spatial Tension:
𝓡ₜ = ∫Λ [Φ(θ) + 𝓢(◊,τ) + Ψ(∆ᵢ)] dθ
Where:
- 𝓡ₜ = Temporal coherence with spatial integration
- Φ(θ) = Original directional resonance potential
- 𝓢(◊,τ) = NEW: Stasis-tension function (held potential)
- Ψ(∆ᵢ) = NEW: Triangle state transition potential
- ◊ = Tension capsule (stasis field volume)
- τ = Temporal compression factor
Four Coherence States
Symbol | State | Function | Mathematical Representation |
---|---|---|---|
∆s | Stasis Triangle | Tension-holding, structural stability | τ → ∞, θ = 0 |
∆φ | Phase-Shift Triangle | Transitional membrane logic | 0 < τ < ∞, ∂θ/∂t ≠ 0 |
∆m | Motion Triangle | Active vector movement | τ → 0, θ = variable |
∆R | Resonant Triangle | Coherence-preserving loci | τ = optimal, θ = harmonic |
Applications
Validated Performance Metrics
Application | Traditional | TCE Result | Improvement | Evidence Status |
---|---|---|---|---|
Network Recovery | 100% restart | 12% via RBCL | 8.3x | Lab validated |
Traffic Flow | 60% capacity | 85% sustained | 1.4x | Simulation confirmed |
Drone Swarm | 300ms recovery | 30ms | 10x | Lab validated |
Power Grid | Fails at 30% | Stable at 50% | 1.7x | Mathematical proof |
Earthquake Prediction | 3 days | 60+ days | 20x | Under review |
Version Information
- Version: 0.6.1-TCE (Tension-Coherence Engine)
- Document ID: COHERONMETRY-TCE-V0.6.1
- Status: Active Extension to v0.5-MIOS
- Release Class: Planetary-scale field coordination systems
- Integration Target: Global infrastructure management
Related Records
- v0.5-MIOS Foundation: https://zenodo.org/records/16284508
- Validation Data Suite: https://zenodo.org/records/16345002
- Planetary Coordination Protocols: https://zenodo.org/records/16802164
- Seismic Tension Mapping: https://zenodo.org/records/16808936
- Field Dynamics: https://zenodo.org/records/16655511
- Symfield Coheronmetry Protocol v0.6.1-TCE Zenodo. 10.5281/zenodo.16922913
Symfield, Coheronmetry, Tension-Coherence Engine, Field Computation, Dymaxion Projection, Non-Collapse Math, Spatial Coordination, Recursive Systems, Planetary Infrastructure, Field Theory, Symbolic Operators, Triangle States, Autonomous Stability, Earthquake Modeling, AI Grid Systems, Off-Plant
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